What documents do I need for the 90-day report in Thailand?

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Jul 8, 2023

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okay thank you very much for your answer. But what do I need? I am sorry but i didnt found any clear page.

Photos? any form? ...Thank you very much

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To complete your 90-day reporting in Thailand, you will need to bring the receipt from your last report (or the notification slip if it's your first report), the TM30 form, and your passport. This process is done in person at the Chaengwattana immigration office.

Ellie *******

As you are going to do 90 days report at Chaengwattana. You need the receipt of the last report (or the notification slip if it's the first report), TM30, and your passport for 90 days report in person.

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