What documents do I need to bring to Immigration for a TM 28 submission with a Non Imm Visa in Chiang Mai?

Non Imm Visa TM 28 Immigration Thailand Visa Requirements Chiang Mai Hua Hin Expat Living

Oct 5, 2019

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We are living in Hua Hin and will come to Chiang Mai for three months soon. We will rent an Airbnb Appartment and I have a 50+ Non Imm Visa on a yearly base. 

What do I have to bring at Immigration, TM 28, Passport and Copy and what else? Thanks in advance

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When visiting Chiang Mai for three months with a Non Imm Visa, you will need to bring your passport, a copy of your passport, and the TM 28 form for Immigration. Ensure all necessary documents are prepared for a smooth process.

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