What are the requirements for filing a 90-day report in Thailand's Koh Samui?

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Jan 13, 2025

5 days ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

Today I did my 90 day report in Koh Samui. 

What you need:-

TM30 from your accommodation 

Copy of your DTV visa (evisa)

Copy of passport

Copy of visa stamp in your passport. 

You don’t need to fill in any forms. 

15 minutes later got my passport back with the registration paper stapled inside. 

😊

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The process for completing a 90-day report in Koh Samui involves having a TM30 form from your accommodation, copies of your DTV visa and passport, as well as a copy of your visa stamp. No forms need to be filled out, and the process takes approximately 15 minutes.

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Adam *********

Thank you!🙏

5 days ago

Cameron *********

No TM47?

5 days ago

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