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How can I authorize a friend to submit my 90-day report in Thailand?

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Jul 3, 2025

10 months ago

Tristan ******

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Good morning (BKK time)! I have to do my first 90 day report in the next week. Has anyone found a good template for a Thai language authorisation letter for a third person to do the report at Chaeng Watthana?

I have a trusted friend who is helping me and I'm told he can do it if I sign a document clearly indicating he has my permission. 

I'm really not keen to make the journey to Lak Si if I don't have to!

(Edited due to pedantry)

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TLDR : Answer Summary

A user is seeking a template for a Thai language authorization letter to allow a friend to submit their first 90-day report on their behalf at Chaeng Watthana. They would prefer not to travel to Lak Si for this process. Comments suggest alternatives like submitting the report by mail and provide a link to a template.

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10 months ago

John **********

I didn't think you could employ people on a DTV

10 months ago

Anonymous ******************

Instead of wasting time and money on this clunky method, why not just do it by mail? Cost is 72 baht in postage at your local post office. Unfortunately you might have left it too late now!

10 months ago

Ray *****

Anonymous participant 900 what are the time limits for doing by mail please and can the first one also be done by mail?

10 months ago

Dnatjugweme ************

@Ray ****

Should be 15 days in advance but possibly location-dependent, and yes first report by mail is possible.

10 months ago

Ray *****

@Dnatjugweme ***********

thanks. So in Bangkok it has to be there 15 days before or anytime from 15 days to 1 day before? I guess the post is Ems which is generally next day. Just want to make sure it's on time

10 months ago

Anonymous ******************

@Ray ****

This is the instruction on how to do it by mail. Scroll down to:- Procedures when notifying by registered mail

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10 months ago

Anonymous ******************

@Ray ****

It has to be postmarked 15 days before

10 months ago

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