What do I need to prepare for my first 90-day report at Changwattana in Bangkok?

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Oct 11, 2018

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Good morning TVA team.

I am going today  1st time 90 day report.

Staying hostel in Bangkok, so taking bill and v card of hostel.

Photocopy of passport pages, departure card and copy.

Any other requirement and section at changwattana where I need to go.

Please suggest.

TIA

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The user is preparing for their first 90-day report in Bangkok and has gathered initial documents such as their hostel bill, visa card, a photocopy of passport pages, and a departure card. They are seeking any additional requirements and directions on where to go at Changwattana.

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