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What do I need to bring for my 90-day check-in at Korat Immigration?
Jan 11, 2026
4 months ago
Cris ******
ORIGINAL POSTERFirst 90 day check in tomorrow at Korat immigration. What do I need to bring? And before the “do it online” stuff. You can’t the first check in.
Anyway. I’m registered on our house aka wife’s house book we did online. Also I know they are going to give me crap because my passport book is almost full. But I am ordering a new one once I get home.
Thank you 🙏
Anyway. I’m registered on our house aka wife’s house book we did online. Also I know they are going to give me crap because my passport book is almost full. But I am ordering a new one once I get home.
Thank you 🙏
TLDR : Answer Summary
For your first 90-day check-in at Korat Immigration, you primarily need to bring your passport and the TM30 form. Some commenters mentioned that additional forms like the TM47 are not required as long as you have your passport and TM30. There is no concern about the condition of your passport for this report, as no new stamps are applied. There were discussions on the registration process for your wife's home and what documentation is needed.
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Michael ********
How did you register your Wife's home for the TM30?
was it easy
was it easy
Tony *******
@Michael *******
its not easy but patience helps. The website is not very intuitive, took about an hour to get the house registration done. Once done you can print your report through the export function. Doing a new or extended TM30 is very easy once you do the initial set up, took me about 30 seconds.Cris ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tony ******
do I need to print mine from it to take for my 90 day report? Or can I just like show them?Michael ********
@Tony ******
Thank you. Very helpful 👍😁Reply to
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Cris ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Michael *******
sort of. The website is a bit confusing but we muddled through it with some help. ***********************************************************
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@Cris *****
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Steve *******
Just your passport for a 90 day report
Jim *******
How did you do it online? Whoever is hosting you has to have their busines registration and then they can report your stay with them, on their premises.
Cris ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Jim ******
ya. We did/do/have all that. I’ll have to find the website again. ***********************************************************
I think it’s this one.
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Jim *******
You can not possibly be in the Blue Book, that is for Thai nationals.
The most you can have is a Yellow book, like being their tenant, a separate document.
My Thai wife had her blue book, where (she was always in it) in Thai armpits. Our daughter too.
She changed all that to our Bangkok condo. We are all in Bangkok (Samut Prakan) city council now.
On the condo they (wife and daughter) have that Blue Book, while I am (the condo owner) on Yellow Book.
The most you can have is a Yellow book, like being their tenant, a separate document.
My Thai wife had her blue book, where (she was always in it) in Thai armpits. Our daughter too.
She changed all that to our Bangkok condo. We are all in Bangkok (Samut Prakan) city council now.
On the condo they (wife and daughter) have that Blue Book, while I am (the condo owner) on Yellow Book.
Cris ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Jim ******
never said I was in the blue book. My wife has a blue book and we used the TM30 or 47 or whatever website to register myself in that instead of having to do it in person.Reply to
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Ellis ******************************
I just give my passport and they do about 10 seconds worth of paperwork and have it back. No forms or nothing
Andrew ********
The guy who is normally in window is a grumpy prick...
If you have the TM 47 & 30 you will be fine...
If you have the TM 47 & 30 you will be fine...
Cris ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Andrew *******
I’m pretty sure we have that? We did it online though. Does that change anything?Andrew ********
@Cris *****
If you have the paper copies with you, it shouldn't be a problem.. Go to the second building on the left...
No need to go to the main room at the front of Immigration
All the best
Cris ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Andrew *******
thanks. I always dread going thereReply to
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Tony **********
Don't need any of that for 90 day report other than passport and tm30.
They don't care if you're passport is nearly full since there's no stamp for a 90 day report.
They don't care if you're passport is nearly full since there's no stamp for a 90 day report.
Cris ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tony *********
oh true. I forgot on that. Haha. 🤣 ok sounds good thanks.Reply to
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Stuart *********
Can’t tell you what you need to bring specially as I have no idea of their policies.
Generally you need your passport a filled out TM47 a copy of you passport photo page, a copy of your entry stamp or extension stamp and your TM30
Generally you need your passport a filled out TM47 a copy of you passport photo page, a copy of your entry stamp or extension stamp and your TM30
Cris ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Stuart ********
ok ok 👍Reply to
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