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What are the required documents for foreigners to self report TM30 and complete 90-day reporting in Thailand?

Apr 20, 2022
4 years ago
Cbr *******
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Good morning,

2 questions..

1. What documents are required for a foreigner to self report TM30 at immigration?

2. What documents are needed for 90 days at immigration?

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To self report TM30 at immigration, foreigners need the following documents: Passport, copy of ID page, copy of TM6 Departure card, copy of the 'Admitted until' stamp page, copy of the Visa page or email printout, the Blue House book of the property owner, the owner's ID card, and copies of the Blue House book and the owner's ID card. The requirements may vary by office, so it's advisable to contact the immigration office beforehand. For the 90-day reporting, only the passport is required.
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Tod *********
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This tells you how to self file a TM30 (but it only works in bangkok and a couple other places)

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Jurgen ********
@Tod ********
also in udon thani and pattaya
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Robert *******
Passport.

Copy ID page

Copy TM6 Departure card

Copy page Admitted until stamp

Copy Visa page or e-mail print out

Blue House book of the owner

ID card of the owner

Copies Blue Housebook and ID card owner

It may change depending on which of the over 70 offices you like to use. Best option to contact them first.

2. Passport
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