What are the updated requirements for doing a 90-day report in person in Thailand?

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Hi all, 
I haven't done a 90-day report in person in years, but since the system is down, I have to make the trek to MTT. Just looked at a number of sites and unsurprisingly see a list of different  requirements to bring. Can someone check this for me please? THX!

- original passport, TM.6, and 90 day notification receipt
- copies of all passport pages
- copies of front and back of TM.6
- completed TM.47 form

Ask Thailand · Answer

Due to a system outage, the user needs to conduct a 90-day report in person and is seeking clarification on the required documents. Responses suggest that the essential documents include the original passport, the previous 90-day notification receipt, and the completed TM.47 form. Some commenters clarify that no photocopies or photos are necessary when reporting in person. Also, it was noted that if using a different address than the last report, a TM30 receipt may be required. Making an appointment online can significantly simplify the process.

Tod ********* · Answer

Filled out TM47 (90 day report form) your passport, and your previous 90 day receipt that says when your report is due

They will only ask for a TM30 IF you are using a different address than the previous 90 day report or extension

Ellie ******* · Answer

[mention redacted], You will need TM30 receipt, too, at MTT.

John ********** · Answer

You don't need any photocopy if going in person, nor a photo

Paul ********* · Answer

If you make an appointment online the confirmation email requests / reminds you to bring the following 3 documents only

(1) Passport

(2) Previous notifications of staying over 90 days (if any)

(3) Completely filled in and signed notification form (TM.47)

Appointments :-

[url redacted]

and use this work around (as described by Tod) for the small glitch in the booking website

Can't overstate the ease of doing 90day with an appointment- this morning I was in/out in less than 10 min,  avoiding a queue of easily 100 people.  Note you still have to 'check-in ' at the counter in the car park before going to see the IO inside.

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