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Is the 90-day reporting for foreigners in Thailand currently suspended or still required?

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Aug 5, 2021

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Hello,under this current situation,. Is the 90 day reporting suspended, or we still need to go immigration to file the 90 day reporting ?

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The 90-day reporting requirement for foreigners in Thailand is not suspended. It is still necessary to file the report, although it can be done online in many cases. However, for first-time reports after renewing an extension or visa, online filing is not permitted. Some users reported successful online submissions while others faced issues and needed to visit immigration in person. If you need to file online, having your TM6 arrival card number is essential.

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Benjamin *****

I ever did online successfully. Why for past last 2 times i cannot do online?

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Thanks all. I will go to immigration. Online don't work for me, as I don't have my TM6.

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Tom *******

The TM6 is your arrival and departure card. You only need the number at the bottom of it.

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Tom Tuohy I don't have the number,. I don't think was stapled to my passport when arrived from China.

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Tom *******

it isn’t always stapled. Usually the immigration officer stamps it and places it back in the passport before returning it to you. Perhaps it fell out.

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David ********

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thanks, I am going to immigration tomorrow, I will ask them, if they know the number 🙂

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James ********

Not suspended

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René *******

„Approved“ online on 12.07.

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Jon ********

Dont forget if its your first 90 day after renewing your extension/visa it cannot be done online according to immigration

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Peter *********

No

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Yumi *******

I online on 28th July. Approved

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Bobby ********

You don't have to go to immigration. You can file online or if in Bangkok send it by mail

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Nigel ********

, online wasn't working a few days ago. I had to go to MTT in bkk. Got there at 9am and out by 10am

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Bobby ********

Nigel Phipps. I walk five minutes to my post office, five minutes inside, and five minutes back home.

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Canice ******

No , still need to file

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Andy *********

Not suspended

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