Hi everyone, it's my first time doing a 90 day report. I'm in Bangkok. I heard I can pay companies to do this for me?
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This post discusses the process for completing a 90-day report for expats in Bangkok and mentions the option of using agencies for assistance. It clarifies that the first report must be done in-person at the immigration office, but subsequent reports can be submitted online. Comments suggest that it is often unnecessary to pay for this service, with experiences shared about mailing reports and tips for avoiding crowds at the immigration office.
that all depends on traffic, where you live or get into the Grab, whether or not you arrive around lunch time (They close down for an hour), if you get lost getting the front desk, and how fast you walk….way to many things to ponder on the 20 min for this mission only you can know the answer….
In Bangkok you can mail it in. As close as your nearest post office, provided you're 14 days before due date. Total cost including photocopies about 70 baht
go to the Bangkok expats Facebook page and ask for a reputable agent there. Someone will recommend someone that has been used before. If you were in Phuket, Chiang Mai or Pattaya, I could recommend someone from personal experience.
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