What Are the New Requirements for Reporting 90-Day Stay at Prachinburi Immigration?

Jan 13, 2020

5 years ago

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Just for information purposes only 

I went to Prachinburi Immigration Office today for my 90 day report (one year extension based on marriage)and they now require that you fill out a TM47 when doing so 

Never had to before just hand them your passport and they took out the old slip and put in a new one

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A user shares an update regarding changes at the Prachinburi Immigration Office, stating that they now require the completion of a TM47 form for the 90-day report, in addition to the passport check, which was not needed previously.

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