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What documents are required for the 90-day immigration report in Phuket?
Mar 23, 2026
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Mike*****
ORIGINAL POSTERDoes anyone know what I need to bring to do 90 day in Phuket immigration by old town?
TLDR : Answer Summary
To complete your 90-day immigration report in Phuket, you'll typically need to bring your passport and the white receipt from your last report. Some users also mentioned having proof of your current address and that a TM30 form may be required if you've moved. It's recommended to dress appropriately while visiting the immigration office, and it's noted humorously that eating a burger from a nearby shop is part of the local tradition for good luck during your visit.
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Stephen *****************
A Russian 👍
Galenus ******
Yes 🙏
Axel ********
Yes I know it. Why you ask?
Stewart *********
Do it online
Steve *********
You're money
Erwin *********
Lot's of money
David *********
Beer and Pizza
Stuart **********
Can’t you do it online?
Bianca *********
200 baht for a burger from the lady near the photocopy shop. It’s part of the tradition of good luck. They say if you eat the burger first immigration will grant the 30 days.
Anders ******
Bianca Miriama ...and they also say that if you dont eat that burger,you still get your 30 days🥱🥱🥱
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Rodger **********
Your passport and your receipt of notification. That’s all you need.
Phil ******
Yes. Tm 30 for sure passport and pictures too. Dress in long pants shirt and not look like you woke up in the gutter near the bar @mike
David *******
Usually passport and proof of current address.
Richard **********
What a humorous bunch! Love some of this wit! Makes the day a bit easy!
Herwig **************
When you at the Immigration you can ask where is the Immigration
JoyfulPer**********
Herwig Hochenberger or ask the immigration officer who is the immigration officer here. 🤣🤣🤣
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Stuart *********
Do you have the white receipt with bar code from your last 90 day report? Usually stapled in at the back of your passport.
Stuart *********
No reply but if you do then you need nothing else other than your passport and that receipt.
Mike*****
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I do, but I’ve moved since. Is only passport ok still?Stuart *********
Bring TM30 for new address as well.
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Geoff *******
Clean socks and pants and a toothbrush 🙄
David *******
Passport only
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