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What documents do I need for my first 90-day reporting in Udon Thani, Thailand?
Oct 22, 2024
2 years ago
Mark **********
ORIGINAL POSTERHi all. It’s my first 90 day report. What do I need to take with me? Passport obviously. Anything else? Udon Thani if it makes a difference??
TLDR : Answer Summary
For your first 90-day report in Thailand, you will need to bring your passport, the TM 30 receipt, and potentially a completed TM 47 form. It's also advised to check the immigration office's website for specific requirements. Some users mentioned the convenience of completing the report online.
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Lo *****
Only passport and application paper
Metty *******
DO IT ON LINE .ITS EASY
David **********
Let me know how it went I will be doing the same soon at khonkaen
Henrik *****
Take a look at the website of the Immigration office you want to use, to get all the right informations.
Rob **********
You also might require a completed TM47 form in blue ink, a lot of offices ask for it now. Plus your passport, a up to date TM 30 and you should be fine.
Eddie ******
Just do it on line its easy. They say not possible 1st one, but can assure you it is possible I did mine. It was accepted
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Peter *****************
Yes dude lots of cash and credit limit.You a king.
Daisuke *********
Your passport and TM 30
Roland **********
Your passport and receipt that TM 30 is registered, and maybe your visa 🤔
Mark **********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Roland *********
cool. Visa is in passport and tm30 onlineBob **********
@Mark *********
print it outJohn **********
@Mark *********
print out the TM30Neil ********
@Mark *********
always take copies as they will send you to the back of the queue again. Passport photo page, passport visa page, printed TM30 and rental agreement for condo is usefulKim *********
@Neil *******
immi in Udon Thani don't ask for tm30 - they just check it online. 3 times I've got a proof of residence without a copy of my tm30. But of course a very good idea in general to bring it.Roland **********
@Kim ********
Yes, it can be as immigration has its own requirements, better to bring too much than too little🤗
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Mark **********
ORIGINAL POSTERYes they stapled mine in there
Roland **********
@Mark *********
I don't think you have your visa in your passport 🤔 you probably mean your residence permit.Glenn *****
@Roland *********
what!Roland **********
@Glenn ****
what what?Kim *********
@Roland *********
If you have an evisa the passport would be a good place to put it - that's what I doRoland **********
@Kim ********
okay, but I don't have any e-visa.Kim *********
@Roland *********
you was in general - not to you personally 😊Roland **********
@Kim ********
okay, but you wrote to me😅Kim *********
@Roland *********
ha ha yeah that's right 😅Reply to
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Roland **********
@Mark *********
Maby copies of the passport page with your information and on the last entry stamp. But your immigration may have different requirements😅Reply to
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