Regular 90-day reporting - do you have to attend on the due date or is there leeway?
How much earlier and how much later from the due date can you attend without being penalised?
What do you need to take with you?
Can you apply on-line?
Do you need to book an appointment?
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In Thailand, for the 90-day reporting, you have leeway when attending your appointment. You can report at the local immigration office from 15 days before your due date to 7 days after. For online reporting, the window is from 15 days before until the due date. If reporting by mail, it must be postmarked at least 15 days prior. Required documents vary by office, but commonly include your passport, the last report slip, and TM30 receipt. Online reporting is available if you're within the specified window.
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- At the local immigration office: 15 days before until 7 days after the due date
- Online: 15 days before until the due date
- By legacy mail (EMS from Thailand Post): post stamped at least 15 days before the due date
It depends on your local immigration office what you need to bring
You only need your passport at some offices. You need the last report slip or notification and TM30 receipt at some offices. Maybe some more variations.
Mario *********
You can go 2 weeks before and during the week after and your next 90 will start with the date you go
Martin ***********
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