What documents do I need for my first 90-day reporting in Udon Thani, Thailand?

Oct 22, 2024
2 months ago
Mark **********
ORIGINAL POSTER
Hi 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??
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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.
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 online
Bob **********
@Mark *********
print it out
John **********
@Mark *********
print out the TM30
Neil ********
@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 useful
Kim *********
@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🤗
Mark **********
ORIGINAL POSTER
Yes 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 **********
@Glenn ****
what what?
Kim *********
@Roland *********
If you have an evisa the passport would be a good place to put it - that's what I do
Roland **********
@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 😅
Roland **********
@Mark *********
Maby copies of the passport page with your information and on the last entry stamp. But your immigration may have different requirements😅
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