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What Is the 90 Day Reporting Process in Bangkok?

90 Day Reporting TM47 Form Visa Compliance

Dec 18, 2019

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What is the 90 Day Reporting process in Bangkok? My Visa agent has done it on my behalf previously in Chiang Mai

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In Bangkok, filing a 90 Day Report requires prior submission of a TM28 form for change of address and a TM30 form to notify foreigner residence. Fill out the TM47 form for the report and gather the receipts from the TM28 and TM30 submissions. You can file the report in person at the Chaengwattana immigration office between 15 days before and 7 days after the 90 days due date.

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Tod *********

You can file in person from 15 days before down until 7 days after your actual 90 day due date.

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You need to have filed a change of address (TM28) AND you or your land lord needed to have filed a (TM30) notification of foreigner in residence form to be able to file a 90 day report at your new address in Bangkok.

Fill out a TM47 90 day report form, have those two receipts from having done the two forms I mentioned earlier, go to the immigration office at Chaengwattana and file a 90 day report.

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I know my Landlord filed a TM30 for my BKK address, just not sure about the TM28 - I haven't done it

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Thank you

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