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How early can I do my 90 day reporting in Thailand and what documents do I need to bring?

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Mar 11, 2021

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Scott ***********

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Hi... I need to do my 90 day reporting on the 19th March, this will be my first one.

Does anyone know How early can I go to report?

And what do I have to take with me to the immigration office?

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You can report early for your 90 day reporting in Thailand. Make sure to bring your passport, a filled out TM47 form, and possibly a TM30 receipt, which is proof of residence. The specific immigration office for Bangkok is located at Muang Thong Thani.

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hello , my 90day report is due by date march 14

Can I report myself today ? Instead march 14 ?

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Ellie *******

You can submit 90days report at immigration office in person anytime between 15days before and 7days later the due date without any hustle.

So yes, you can go immigration for 90days report to day or tomorrow or any office operating day next week.

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passport, filled out TM47 90 day report form and they might or might not ask for a TM30 receipt (proof of where you live, that you or your land lord filed when you moved in) .

In Bangkok you go to the Muang Thong Thani Immigration office at this location

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Scott ***********

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how early can I do the report?

I can go a week before right??

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you can file a 90 day report in person from 15 days before down until 7 days after the actual due date

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Scott ***********

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thanks mate

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thx again mate... very helpful.

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