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What documents do I need for my 90-day report in Thailand and when should I go to the immigration office?
Hello everyone, I'll be doing my first 90-day report soon. Can the members of this forum please tell me exactly what documents I will need to copy and bring to the immigration office? I entered Thailand on April 1 from Myanmar, when should I go to the immigration office?
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In order to complete your 90-day report at the immigration office in Thailand, you'll need to prepare specific documents including a copy of your passport photo page, a copy of your departure card, and a copy of your visa. Additionally, you may need to file a TM30 form, which requires your landlord's signed authorization (with a 10 baht tax stamp) and their Thai ID and house book. It's important to file your TM30 within 24 hours of re-entering Thailand, or you could face a fine. Your 90-day report is due 89 days after your entry, and you can report within 15 days before or up to 7 days after the due date. Make sure to check with your local immigration office to confirm any specific requirements.
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Tanja *********************
Hi Tod. We went to immigration and filed the TM30. If we leave Thailand for a week and we return to the address on our TM30, we need to go and verify address again within 24 hours after returning if I understand correctly. Does the landlord have to go with us again or can we just take the lease agreement as proof?
Tanja *********************
Thank you so much
Tod *********
Once you have done it the first time, most places just let you show up and get the date re-stamped and enter your new TM.6 departure card number in the system. Like this
Mike ********
OPThanks for posting that, I've saved the pic.
Tod *********
Even though it says that's for a certificate of residence it is NOT, it's for you filing a TM.30 instead of your land lord/
Mike ********
OPI've read something about buying stamps somewhere?
Bob ********
Copy photo page passport, copy departure card, copy of visa, not sure of anything else, they have a desk there they will check your copies and tell you if you need anything else, copy service and photos available immigration office. The farang immigration officers there are very helpful.
Mike ********
OPI'll do it on Monday Todd, thank you.
Tod *********
@Mi**
at some immigration offices you need to do it EVERY time you leave the country and come back even if you're at the same address. Some offices only update the receipt with the new date, but some make you do it again, Swing by the immigration office and check to see what they want you to do. BUT do it before you're 90 day report is due for sure, ;)
The TM.30 receipt looks like this,
Mike ********
OPI've filled out something in the past where I needed a copy of the owners I.D., I'm at the same apartment, are thay going to ask me for this information again?
Tod *********
for the TM.30 you need the land lord to do it or you need that signed and stamped power of attorney form and their i/d and house book listing
Mike ********
OPI haven't filled out a TM.30 form. If I go to the immigration office on Monday and get this form, I can fill it out and return the form to them when I go back? And since I entered Thailand on April 1, I should report during the last week June?
Tod *********
you will need some documentation to fill out that form in Phuket.
You need the form, a signed power of attorney form from your land lord, (with the 10 baht tax stamp) copies of their thai i/d card and the house book listing of the property you rent. You needed to have done that within a day of getting back to your place in Phuket, so prepare to be fined about 1600baht for NOT having done it already.
Unless you're living at a hotel when they will have already filed the form for you.
You need the form, a signed power of attorney form from your land lord, (with the 10 baht tax stamp) copies of their thai i/d card and the house book listing of the property you rent. You needed to have done that within a day of getting back to your place in Phuket, so prepare to be fined about 1600baht for NOT having done it already.
Unless you're living at a hotel when they will have already filed the form for you.
Tod *********
Did you already file a TM.30 form with the phuket immigration office? You need a filled out TM.47 (90 day report form) and the receipt of having filed a TM30. I don't believe you need copies of anything.
remember your 90 day report is due 89 days from the date you enter thailand, (they count the day you enter as day 1). You can report from 15 days before down until 7 days AFTER your actual due date.
Once you do one report in person you can use the online 90 day reporting program after that because Phuket IS participating in the program
remember your 90 day report is due 89 days from the date you enter thailand, (they count the day you enter as day 1). You can report from 15 days before down until 7 days AFTER your actual due date.
Once you do one report in person you can use the online 90 day reporting program after that because Phuket IS participating in the program
Mike ********
OPYes, I am.
Tod *********
And you're still in Phuket I take it?
Robert *******
What kind of Visa are you on?
Tod *********
and what visa do you have ?
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