Is a passport-sized photo required for an in-person 90-day report in Bangkok?

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Jan 3, 2025

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Is a passport sized photo needed when doing an in-person 90 day report in a Bangkok? I’ve read conflicting things.

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No, a passport-sized photo is not needed when doing an in-person 90-day report in Bangkok, according to multiple community responses. However, it's important to ensure that your TM 30 form is submitted correctly and that your address details match those on file.

Roger *******

No not required

5 days ago

J ******************

But do not forget TM 30 was submitting mine yesterday and many people did not have it with them and some others did not have their address details matching what they had on file

5 days ago

Pomm ****

nope

5 days ago

Gabrio **********************

Nope

5 days ago

Steve *********

5 days ago

Lloyd ********

No photo needed

5 days ago

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Lloyd ********

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