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What documents do I need to show immigration for a 90-day report with a DTV visa in Thailand?
I have DTV visa. What documents I need to show immigration for 90 days report?
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To report every 90 days with a DTV visa in Thailand, you typically need to show several documents that may vary by immigration office. Commonly required are: a printout of your DTV visa, the TM30 receipt to prove your residence registration, filled TM47 form, and your passport (including likely photocopies of the first page and recent entry stamp). Some offices might allow digital lookup for the TM30, while others may require physical copies along with your documents.
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Bubbly*******
None, just do this online
Ivan ************
In Chiang Mai, it's just your passport and the TM47 (90 day) form. I think you do need to have a TM30 on file but they don't need to see it, or the DTV. You don't need copies of anything. Other offices may want TM30, visa and passport copies but it can be as little as just the form and your passport.
Manuel **********
TM47 document, TM30 document, Passport, sometimes they want to see TDAC.
LongTimeLivi************
If you are going to go in person to Immigration Division 1 (Chaengwattana Government Complex building B) bring a copy of your TM30 and passport. Take your passport to the basement and go to the print shop and tell them you are doing a 90 day Report. They will know exactly what pages to copy.
Note the 90 Day Reporting counter is located on Floor 2, South Zone (inside the main Division 1 hall). Expect to spend at least a half day there unless you manage to get an online Q. Oh yeah, fill out a TM47.
Note the 90 Day Reporting counter is located on Floor 2, South Zone (inside the main Division 1 hall). Expect to spend at least a half day there unless you manage to get an online Q. Oh yeah, fill out a TM47.
Peter *********
Just your passport... TM30 they can look it up digitally in the system if you are registered somewhere.
Michael ********
If it is your first time
Maybe you are better off going to agency
and pay them to help you
Maybe you are better off going to agency
and pay them to help you
Cynthia *****
Where are the Bangkok offices. AI directed me 30 km out - is that correct?
Angelo ***********
@Cynthia ****
Lak Si. Immigration Division 1 (Chaengwattana Government Complex building B)
Henrik ********
TM 47
DTV ******
TM30, evisa page, passport, and you’ll need your TDAC arrival number when filling out the form.
Kurt *************
DTV Dude no need for tdac.
DTV ******
@Kurt ************
false. I was there yesterday. It’s on the sheet you have to fill out. I know because I accidentally skipped it, and the officer asked me to find it on my phone and enter the number.DTV ******
@Kurt ************
OK, well, congratulations on whatever it is you’re trying to prove. But I went two days ago and they asked me. So I think my information is valuable. Angelo ***********
@Kurt ************
Does not matter for what YOU never got asked. There is a form, it has a field to be filled in.Kurt *************
DTV Dude ive done 3x 90 day reporting. Never asked for tdac.
Only tm30, visa and passport.
Only tm30, visa and passport.
JoyfulT********
I also gave them copy of my passport and also the stamp page.
Ann *********************
TM30 + copy passport
Jessy ******
Tm30 + your passport
Robert **********
@Jessy *****
yes real pasport and copy of biodata pagex2 and copy of your last entry x2, always bring many copis, they love copies and copies of the copy in this countryJessy ******
@Robert *********
depends where. I did it multiple times and was only asked for passeport + tm30Robert **********
@Jessy *****
yes true, but if you dont bring enough copies and you meet the right officer who loves to see 3x copies of everything and you have to go back and get the copies and que for another 3 hours its not fun, thats why I bring plenty of copies just in caseپیر ******
OP@Jessy *****
how about copy of passport?Jessy ******
@پیر *****
no they have to see your real passeport and they will print the document saying you did your 90 days report you have to go there physically at least for the first report some immigration allow to report online after
Aaro *****
T.m. 30 or supporting documents like lease or reciepts and your passport and tm 47
پیر ******
OP@Aaro ****
how about copy of passport?
Tod *********
With over 80 immigration offices in Thailand it's tough to pin down
Usually just your PDF print out of your DTV, the TM 30 receipt showing your registered as staying in the area served by that immigration office and a filled out TM 47 form (that you get at immigrations)
Usually just your PDF print out of your DTV, the TM 30 receipt showing your registered as staying in the area served by that immigration office and a filled out TM 47 form (that you get at immigrations)
Chris ******
@Tod ********
You can also get the TM47 form online & fill it out prior. I fill out a PDF version, sign it in blue ink & just take it with my other paperwork. Never had an issue.Ivan ************
@Ch***
I have a stack of them pre-printed with all the information that doesn't change, so I just need to fill in the dates each time.پیر ******
OP@Tod ********
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