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What are the new requirements and documents needed for the 90-day reporting to Thai immigration?

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Nov 4, 2023

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what’s the new requirements for 90 days reporting to immigration please what documents do i need now 

thanks for your help & assistance guys

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To complete the 90-day reporting to Thai immigration, you need a TM47 form, your passport, and your previous 90-day report receipt. If you have at least two weeks before your reporting deadline, you can submit your report online by uploading a photo of your last visa stamp and the TM47 form. If less than two weeks remain, you need to visit the Chaengwattana immigration office.

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Thank you all for your help they do like too complicate things don’t they the old system was working ok so why do they change things to give themselves more work & use more paper Thick or what 😂

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If you still have 2weeks before your 90days report, you can do it online at Immigration website, its more convenient just took photo of your last visa stamp and TM47 and upload, fill up the form online.

But if you have lessthan 2weeks already, you need to go to Chaengwattana immigration at 90days report lane counter.

If your Visa was isseud at One stop Immigration , you can do 90days at Chamchuri square 18th floor One Stop Immigration Center.

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Thank you guys been most helpful

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Jomtein requirements

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Marty *********

A TM47 and a passport and your previous 90 day report receipt

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