The requirements for a 90-day report in Thailand can vary significantly by immigration office. Commonly required documents include a copy of the photo page of your passport, a departure card, and a copy of your visa extension if applicable. However, some respondents noted that in certain locations, only the passport is necessary, while others mentioned needing additional documentation such as proof of residence. This reflects the inconsistent practices among different immigration offices across the country.
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It sounds now like even for something so simple as a 90 day report all immigration around the country have a different criteria...I thought at first it was the only procedure that was uniform.
Funnily enough Ken I wasn't impressed with the new Burirum immigration office, But me now find them a most helpful bunch But I did find the old Kap choeng/churn immigration very helpful when I had a few problems
If it's your 1st time doing online probably won't work you have to go in person busy will work online after that, I just did my 2nd report online and no problem.
I did mine last Dec together with my application for Extension of Stay. I noticed that first I got a new Notification of Address, Than a new 90 day report and the lady's where just filling in all the details in a brand new software program. Name, address, name landlord, telephone nr etc. I guess the system is now in use all over, that's why more papers needed. When I picked up my Extension a new 90 day report already in passport so I will see what happens next time.
New man in Mahasarakham wanted copies of everything I mentioned above.. I went today with just my passport (as usual) I thought it was me getting forgetful...only saving grace was they let me use the photocopying machine in their office with a donation to the tip jar....
My wife was doing a Tm 30 at the same time for the son in law who's over for a visit from the UK...and she was 72 hours over the deadline so I didn't want to push my luck lol
and thus outlines the widely disparate requirements to do a mundane task like 90 day reporting at the various and sundry immigration offices scattered around the country :O
Different Immigration offices may have slightly different requirements, Where are you applying?. For instance Samut Prakan requires: Photocopy of passport pages with following pages
– front page showing name / surname / Passport No., ect.
– current visa
– last entry stamp of immigration
– last extension of visa
Photocopy of house registration or rental contract (may be needed to show proof of your address)
Photocopy of departure card TM.6
Previous notifications of staying over 90 days (if any)
Completely filled in and signed notification form TM.47.