What documents do I need to bring for a 90-day notification at the Hua Hin main office?

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Aug 22, 2021

3 years ago

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Hello everyone, need to do my 90 day notification at Hua Hin main office (Bluport Immigration is closed, all is needed here is oneself and passport) what documents do I need to bring?

Thank you 🙏

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To complete your 90-day notification at the Hua Hin main immigration office, you only need to bring your passport and the reminder notice that was stapled in your passport during your last report.

Wannikea *********

No paperwork except your passport and the reminder notice they stapled in your passport last time.

3 years ago

Tod *********

I believe at the main immigration office they process 90 day reports the same way that BluPort Mall did.. Just show up with your passport and the receipt telling when your 90 day report is due

3 years ago

Patricia **********

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@Tod ********

oh, great. Thanks Tod 🙏

3 years ago

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