What documents do I need for a 90-day check-in in Thailand if I haven't moved or traveled?

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Jan 25, 2021

4 years ago

Clifford ********

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Sorry, just completely blanked out my recollection of my last couple of 90 day check-ins. If I've not moved since the previous check-ins do I need to fill out a form or anything when I go for a 90 day check-in? Or do I just walk in with my passport and slip from last time? Seems like that is all I needed but I just don't recall. I will carry a copy of my lease, the owner's id, and whatever else I had when I first moved into the house just in case. But I still think passport and last slip is all I need. Thanks!

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TLDR : Answer Summary

For a 90-day check-in in Thailand, if you haven't moved or traveled since your last appointment, you only need to bring your passport and the slip from your previous check-in. It is also suggested to carry a copy of your lease and the owner's ID as a precaution, though they may not be required. Some users recommend doing the check-in online first or using the 'Drive Thru' immigration service in Phuket for convenience.

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Clifford ********

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I went to Jomtien immigration this afternoon for standard 90-day check-in with no changes. I was in and out in under 5 minutes. I waited longer to get a number than I did to get service once inside. I confirm that my passport with any and all goodies stapled in (obviously including slip from previous check-in) is all that was required.

4 years ago

Kenny ********

Yep always a laugh when my Thai wife has to hand over my Passport from the passenger seat

4 years ago

Bernie ******

Use the Drive Thro' in Phuket.. easy... Just handover your pp with the slip stapled inside. Works a treat.. On Line seems to patchy at times... So can't be bothered.

4 years ago

Bernie ******

You are correct... I take the pincer stick (I use to pick up litter etc... Washed! +) wind the passenger side window down .... and always receive a smile when I offer my passport to the officer... and when the passport comes back duly updated!

4 years ago

Clifford ********

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@Tod ********

@Bernie *****

@Troy ******

Odd, that sounds like an American drive-thru built for left-hand drive cars.

4 years ago

Tod *********

@Bernie *****

isn't it strange how the drive thru is backwards down there in phuket and when you drive up it's on the passenger side?

4 years ago

Troy *******

@Tod ********

I thought the same thing too. 😆 🤣

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Clive *********

I think just passport with slip

4 years ago

Bobby ********

If you haven't moved or been out of the country, try to do it online first. You've nothing to lose and a lot to gain

4 years ago

Clifford ********

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Just can't be bothered with the inconsistency I seem to get from the online or app as far as working or not. And I'm pretty computer savvy. I live just a VERY short ride from the Jomtien office so I go and avoid the frustration. Maybe if I lived further away I would try harder. And this check-in is after a fresh extension so think I would have to go in person anyway or so some have said.

4 years ago

Guy ***********

@Bobby *******

yesterday and today...

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Guy ***********

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