What documents are needed for a 90-day check-in at Thai immigration?

Aug 4, 2023
a year ago
Michael **************
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Can someone tell me if this is right. I went to immigration today to do my 90 day check in. This would be my first time checking in.I had the receipt and the rental agreement but the officer said that I needed the ID of the owner the house book and their phone number is this correct? 
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TLDR : Answer Summary
During a first-time 90-day check-in at Thai immigration, it's generally required to present specific documents. One user reported needing the owner's ID, the house book, and the owner's phone number, which is typically needed for the TM30 form. The TM30 must be updated and matched with the address on the immigration report. While requirements can vary by office, it's advisable to comply with requests by immigration officials to ensure a smooth process. Additionally, many expats mentioned options to file TM30 online, facilitating easier reporting for subsequent check-ins.
Sarick **********
Many condo manager has the app and can file your tm.30 online for you.
Michael **************
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No. I was just wondering if it was normal but it’s evident that you’re looking for an argument
Eddie ******
Do it online it is very simple
Terence *******
@Eddie *****
pls share the online link to file TM 30, if any
Eddie ******
@Terence ******
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Jonathan ********
Eddie Ward not always (of course 😉 ), my TM-30 w/on-line TM-47 isn’t updated, still says a hotel stay in BKK from 15 months ago, though it’s current, so can’t do 90 day on-line.
Michael **************
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@Eddie *****
I think once I do the first report I can go online for the next report.
Michael **************
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What app online
Graham ******
@Michael *************
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Eddie ******
@Michael *************
I did my first online no problem, last March 2023
Martyn ***********
With all due respect... If they say they want it, you've got to get it... Whatever anybody says on here. Are you going to march in and say your not bringing the details because somebody on Facebook says you don't need it?
Terry **********
Different offices, different requirements. Present what is asked for at IO you use.

You will get alsorts of different answers on here due to personal experiences. The differences between IO's should not exist, but it does. Its down to individual understanding of the rules. I'm sorry to sound a but negative, but that's the way it is with any government dept. over here. Sometimes it's like nailing jelly to a wall.
Michael **************
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Thanks everyone. I’m in the process of getting it all
Chanya ******
Yes it's correct you needed it for 90 days report.
Kool *******
If the address you listed on the 90 day report does not match the current TM30 for you, then everything the immigration officer said is true.
Jeremy ********
If this is what the I//O wants then it’s what they need…you also need the TM30
Brandon ************
That's needed for TM30 but not for TM47. But you can't do a TM47 if you don't have a TM30.
Michael **************
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@Brandon ***********
I do not have either one.
Brandon ************
@Michael *************
then you need to ask your landlord to file a TM30 for you before you can do your TM47 90 day report
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