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What documents are required for the 90-day report to the Thai embassy after three months?
Apr 15, 2025
a year ago
Guy *******
ORIGINAL POSTERHi,
What documents do I need to bring with me to the embassy after three months?
What documents do I need to bring with me to the embassy after three months?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The original query concerns the necessary documents for a visit to the embassy after three months of living in Thailand. The responses clarify that physical visits to the embassy may not be needed for report submission, as many processes can now be completed online. It is recommended to bring copies of documents that were submitted online instead of bringing new documents to an in-person visit.
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Anonymous ******************
Everything do it online. No walk in to the Embassy unless you are call for interview. Bring what you submitted online.
Markus ********
Anonymer Teilnehmer 816 not true in case of the first 90-days-report per stay. Personal attendance is required then.
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Peter ***********
You don't take anything to the embassy!
Guy *******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Peter ********
only passport?Peter ***********
@Guy ******
What for? Why do you want to go to your embassy?Guy *******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Peter ********
after 90 daysPeter ***********
@Guy ******
Why would you go to your embassy? 90-day report is an immigration matterReply to
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Stephan ***********
@Guy ******
Passport and TM30... and you have to go to your local Immigration office, not to the Embassy...Reply to
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Helen ********
Are you talking about the 90 day report?
Tim ***********
@Guy ******
I'm not arrogant. Just kidding a bit 😜Guy *******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Helen *******
yesTim ***********
@Guy ******
This is called immigration. How on earth did you actually get your DTV visa with your exceptional knowledge.Guy *******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tim **********
Arrogance is a bad trait. I got confused with the wording. i got the visa couse i can work online .Helen ********
@Guy ******
so you take your passport, your tm30 and go to your nearest immigration office. You fill out the form for 90 day report, hand it all in and you'll get a document showing it as filed. You'll need to keep that if you decide to do an extension. Once you have your visa, the embassy is no longer involved.Reply to
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