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What documents are required for the 90-day reporting in Thailand and is there any payment involved?

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Jan 28, 2021
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Canice ******
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Hi guys,

This is my first time doing 90 days reporting.

What document do I need to bring with me when I go down to immigration to do my 90 days reporting?

-passport

- white paper slip for 90 days reporting.

Beside the above 2 item I mentioned.. is there anything else?

Do I need to do any payment for 90 days reporting?

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For your 90-day immigration reporting in Thailand, you primarily need to bring your passport and the white paper slip for 90-day reporting. It's recommended to do this at your home immigration office, and if you're in a different province, ensure that you have registered your address properly. Generally, there are no additional payments required, and the process is relatively quick, often taking less than 5 minutes.
Jonas *************
Notice that you need to do it in your home immigration office, if you're in different province you first would need to register be address, having temporary TM30 was not accepted. I didn't find that particular information mentioned anywhere, but seems to be the rules...
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Peter *********
Just passport
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Nigel *********
If you already have the whit paper slip in your passport you may already be in the system. The lovely people in Phang nha did it for me in November so I could do it online.
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Canice ******
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@Nigel *********************
 I was told by the officer.. go down to immigration office instead.
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Tod *********
wanna say where you are in thialand or want us to list the requirements for all 70+ immigration offices ?
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Canice ******
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@Tod ********
 missed out this part. Roi et
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@Canice *****
 should be good, most offices want the little white paper slip that says it's your first 90 day report (the one they usually put in your passport when you get your first long extension), a filled out TM47 application for 90 day report (which you can get at the office when you show up) and your passport.

Did they give you this paper when you got your extension (I mean is that how you know you need to do a 90 day report)
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Canice ******
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@Tod ********
 no, not that photo you attached. They give me another paper with the due date. Which staple inside my passport. It’s like a A4 paper Do I need to pay any fee?
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Tod *********
you mean you have a receipt from having DONE a 90 day report in your passport with a date on the bottom left corner like this?
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Canice ******
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@Tod ********
 I think so. Let me check
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@Canice *****
 I sure would try the online 90 dya reporting system though, because you have already done a 90 day report (which put you in the system)

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@Canice *****
 that is a receipt of having DONE a 90 day report (which they must have done for you when you got your extension) Just go with it and your passport
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Canice ******
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@Tod ********
 this bro
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Canice ******
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@Tod ********
 i not yet done any 90 days reporting. On 5th Feb will be mine first. Can I still check using the website you provide ?
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@Canice *****
 IF you have that paper I posted an image of it IS a 90 day report RECEIPT <- meaning the immigration office filed one for you when you got the extension

You can't "check" anything with the online system but reports you've done online, GO and try to submit a 90 day online report and see if it will go over to pending status
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Canice ******
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@Tod ********
 so I can do it online?
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@Canice *****
 90 day reporting is free, You can go 15 days before the due date up to 7 days after the due date without getting a fine.
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Canice ******
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@Tod ********
 thank you. Beside passport and the paper with the due date. Any document do I need to bring along?
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Paul *******
I did my 90 day report at Chiang Mai Airport Immigration recently, Drive through window is for cars, bikes and pedestrians. I only needed my passport and it took less than 3 minutes.
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@Paul ******
 just passport will do?
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Paul *******
Canice Kwek Yes, if at Chiang Mai (Airport) drive through.
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@Paul ******
 The O/P is in Roi Et, not Chiang Mai :(
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Canice ******
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@Paul ******
 thank you
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