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What documents do I need for my 90-day reporting in Thailand and where should I go?

Jan 14, 2025
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Dave ************
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Hi,

I’m due my first 90 day reporting in person. Is it correct that I need the TM47 form, my TM30 and my passport only?

Also I go to Division 1 immigration office for my non o extension, but I’m hearing that I don’t go there for the 90 day report, is that also correct? If so where do I go? I live in Nong Chok.

Thanks in advance ❤️
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To complete your first 90-day reporting in Thailand, you need to bring the TM47 form, the TM30 receipt, and your original passport. This process is not handled at the Division 1 immigration office for the NON-O extension; instead, you need to go to the Chaengwattana office located at the Government Complex Building B. For walk-ins, go to Counter A, and if you have an appointment, go to Counter B.
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Ellie *******
You heard wrong.

You go to the Chaengwattana office at the Government Complex Building B for your 90-day report in person. Counter A for walk-ins, Counter B if you have an online appointment.

Right, you need a filled TM.47, TM.30 receipt, and your original passport.
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