I am about to do my first 90 day check in what will imigration require from me please?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
For a first-time 90-day immigration check-in in Thailand, the common required documents are: your passport, a completed TM47 form, and a TM30 receipt (which typically comes from your landlord). Some immigration offices may also ask for additional documents like a rental contract or copies of your previous entry stamp. The requirements can vary by location, so it's advisable to check the specific rules for the immigration office you will be visiting. Generally, the process is quick and can take as little as 10 minutes.
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In Chiang Rai just walk in, hand him or her your passport, they return it a minute later, you thank them profusely for being so efficient, they smile, you leave.
Some Immigration Offices are asking to see an updated copy of your bank book if you used the 800k method so update it on the day after doing a small deposit/withdrawal just in case
You will have to bring your first born male and about $100,000 US dollar and one Mercedes-Benz a blue pen what the hell do you think they expect from you fill out the paperwork
can i do my 90 day reports at different immigration centers? if I'm traveling around and not in a permanent residence. Can i just use the hotel for the TM30 ?
Think it depends on which office you front up at, I just take passport, with DM6 inside and say 90 day report 10 minutes later called to the counter and they hand me my passport with new receipt of notification paper. See you in 3 months.
Do not go to ubon Rathathani terrible all day even make you photo with a tie which I don't not bring but photo shop across the street and charge me a fine for not checking in 60days which I never heard of
We did ours 2 days ago in Hua Hin, Bluport Mall. I bought passport, TM 30 and lease agreement. Didn't need to fill out TM 47. I.O. didn't look at the agreement. We were done in 5 min.
just bring your passport. your tm30 should already be in the system. if it's your first time make sure you have a copy of that.
for me I just go with my girl and we bring our house book. 5 minutes in and out. and then we go eat. it's worth to drive of an hour and a half every 90 days for me.
Stephen Angel so you went to the agent dropped off your passport and paid 200 Baht. Then a few days later you went to the agent to pick up your passport.
This is better than just going to immigration and doing a 90 report and never being without your passport how?
When you applied for this visa why didnt you ask these questions to them,you could of wrote them down why be lazy,some people will help of course but dont you really think you should help yourself 1st especially serious projects as this .
Tom Found got a few on here with their knickers in a knot , we hear so many different stories from all over this place so I don’t see the harm in asking and being over prepared
Did that in January - they wanted my passport, a filled TM47, my rental contract and last TM30 slip. That’s it. Took like 10 minutes and, there even was a lady at the entrance helping verify if you have everything you need before issuing you a cue number - super nice and smooth experience, Hua Hin Bluport Immigration
Bernard Doherty oh, really? You claim I’m wrong about my very own experience? Wow. That’s getting interesting, elaborate further Mr. clairvoyant. Can’t wait to hear as you clearly know better how my 90-day report looked like 😂😂😂
Jim Patterson yes, I agree, been there twice for certificate of residence, but this time for the report it was just more convenient for me - was at Bluport anyway, saw almost no queue, had my papers in my backpack anyway…. Went smooth.
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