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What do I need for the drive-thru 90 day reporting in Chiang Mai?

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Aug 29, 2022
3 years ago
Michael *******
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90 day reporting

My question is

what all is needed for the drive-thru

90 day reporting

here in Chiang Mai

Thank you
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For the drive-thru 90 day reporting in Chiang Mai, you primarily need your passport and a current TM30 form. If this isn't your first report, you can also opt for the quick online reporting option which takes about 30 seconds to complete.
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John *********
Motor car
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Paul *******
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 or bike or walk.
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Sid *******
As long as your TM30 is up to date all you need is your Passport.
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Michael *******
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Thank you

Sid

That's what I thought but just wanted to check

Last time I went there I had everything that the internet told me I needed such as passport photo all the forms filled copies of everything

Had parked my car across the street

Then they told me at the desk I need to go through the drive-thru so I walked out there and got between two cars

Then when I got to the window all he asked for was my passport and my TM 30 🤣🤣
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If it's not your 1st 90 day report, you can do it all online now. Quick and easy
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