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How far in advance can I complete my 90-day reporting in Chiang Mai and what documents do I need to bring?

Nov 13, 2024
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Pete *****
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How far in advance of my 90 day reporting (first one) can I attend immigration to complete? What should I take with me? (Chaing Mai)
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You can complete your 90-day reporting in Chiang Mai at the immigration office between 15 days before and 7 days after the due date. It's recommended to bring your original passport, a filled TM.47 form (preferably in blue ink), and an updated TM.30 receipt, although local requirements may vary.
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Pete *****
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Thanks to all. I now have the info I need from here ๐Ÿ™
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Pete *****
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Thanks gou
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Rob **********
15 days before or 7 days after the due date, take your passport, a completed TM47 form in blue ink and a copy of your up to date TM30 if required, but always best to check with your local immigration office as it varies from office to office around the country
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Jo ********
I just walk in to Immigration office near the airport in Chiang Mai). It is a drive through. You can walk in with passport and TM.30 and fill the form over-there. I get it done in 5 mins.
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Pete *****
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@Jo *******
superb,.thnx
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Adrian ******
@Jo *******
same here
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Ellie *******
The window for 90-day reporting in person at the immigration office is between 15 days before and 7 days after the due date.

Usually, you need an original and copy of your passport, filled TM.47 form, and TM.30 receipt, But these vary hugely by office.

I think Chiang Mai requires less.

Let's see what actually the Chiang Mai office requires you from others in CM.
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