What are the new requirements for the 90-day report at Samut Prakan Immigration?

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Dec 18, 2018

6 years ago

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FYI Samut Prakan Immigration now requires a copy of your TM30 receipt when doing your 90 day report.

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Recent updates indicate that Samut Prakan Immigration now mandates the submission of a TM30 receipt when completing the 90-day report. This new requirement aligns with previous regulations where a TM30 form was required for extensions of stay.

Tod *********

Thank you for that update.

They were on the list as one of the first immigration offices that required a TM.30 form to do an extension of stay too.

Thanx again (y)

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