What do I need to prepare for my first 90-day notification report after receiving my retirement visa in Thailand?

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Jun 30, 2019

5 years ago

Michael *********

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I am up for my first 90 day notification in a few days. I got my retirement visa back in early April, with no small thanks to you guys, and have been led to believe the three month report is just a confirmation of my address. I am not sure what to expect or what to bring to the Immigration office in Lak  Si. Do I need bank statements or just a copy of my current lease for my condo?  I kind of got the impression that I just turn up to let them know I am still here and no money changes hands. I also believe that there may be a medical insurance requirement. I do not have insurance so would appreciate any info you may have on this topic.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

For your first 90-day notification report in Thailand after receiving a retirement visa, you need to prepare your passport and, if applicable, a TM30 receipt. It's generally only a confirmation of your address, and no fees are required. Medical insurance is not mandatory for this process. Bank statements are not necessary unless specifically requested.

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James ********

...No medical insurance required.

...No fee to do the 90 day report.

...Dominic has given you good advice.

With that I will close commenting.

5 years ago

Michael *********

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Thanks Dominic for your rapid reply. I will just turn up as you suggest as nothing more was said to me.

5 years ago

Dominic *****

If you were not asked to bring in your bank statement for verification, you only need to turn up with your passport and if you have one, a TM30 receipt.

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