What documents are needed for the 90 Day Report at Chiang Mai Immigration?

90 Day Report Chiang Mai Immigration TM47 Form Visa Compliance Expat Services Immigration Procedures GPS Coordinates Requirement

Apr 16, 2021

4 years ago

Neil ********

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90 Day report Chiang Mai immigration Promenada

Documents required Passport and completed form TM47 with Google coordinates of location of house/condo.

Very quick service.

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To complete the 90 Day Report at Chiang Mai Immigration, you need to submit your passport and a completed TM47 form, which must include the GPS coordinates of your residence. The service is reported to be quick.

Tod *********

Thanx for the update.

People remember this put your google map GPS coordinates on your 90 day report form is Chiang Mai ONLY.

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