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What is the best way to handle 90 Day reporting in Bangkok?
Apr 3, 2025
a year ago
Anonymous *************
ORIGINAL POSTERAnyone know a good Agent in Bangkok that could do 90 Day reporting for me ?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The discussion revolves around finding an agent in Bangkok for performing 90 Day Reporting. Several comments offer assistance or suggest that it's easy and free to do it oneself, either online or by mail. The differences in opinions highlight various options available, including the use of agents, potential costs involved, and alternatives to handle the reporting personally.
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Viktor *****
I did my first one online. Quick and easy
Andy ************
Do it by mail from your local post office. 72 baht
Paul *******
@Andy ***********
A good method indeed.Anonymous *************
ORIGINAL POSTER@Andy ***********
That’s an option ? 🧐Andy ************
Anonymous participant I do it every time. Never fails
Anonymous *************
ORIGINAL POSTER@Andy ***********
Does it work for first time report as well ?Andy ************
Anonymous participant Yes. I use this method every time
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Mark *********
Online?
Nèwēy *******
All these people saying it’s free. A taxi there, a taxi back probably something to eat and drink while you’re waiting for about five hours. That’s not free, just pay someone 500 baht and you don’t have the hassle.
George *********
@Nèwēy ******
500 baht....you'll be lucky !! Why are people so bloody lazy !!Anonymous *************
ORIGINAL POSTER@George ********
but it’s my first 90 day report … I can’t do it online. You were from the get go very judgmental for no reason. People pay for services all of the time I don’t see what is the problem here or why it even triggers youGeorge *********
Okay...my sincere apologies to you...I was initially trying to be helpful...but you do what suits you..goodnight
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ORIGINAL POSTER@George ********
it’s not just laziness. My time is much better spent working than at the immigration office. Why are you lazy and not growing your own food ? Raising your own cattle ? And building your own house ?George *********
Okay....but your first 90 day report you need to go to immigration in person. After that it takes 5 minutes online...and you analogies are a little bit over the top compared to a simple job online
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Nèwēy *******
@George ********
Just looked it up. It’s 650. Absolutely nothing. And you are going to Nontaburi, not Bangkok immigration as the poster asked.George *********
....and you don't need food and drink because, at least in my experience, you won't wait 5 hours. In and out within the hour at Nonthaburi
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Nèwēy *******
Bumrungrand Hospital do it. ฿500 I believe.
Ronnie ***************
It's free!! Don't need an agent
George *********
Why waste your money....so simple to do, and after the first one you can do on line...so easy
Anonymous *************
ORIGINAL POSTER@George ********
I simply don’t want to go to the immigration office which is one hour away from me.George *********
Anonymous participant Blimey...as far as that !!
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@George ********
only if you extend your dtv you can do it onlineGeorge *********
@Dany *******
Any 90 day extension can be done online after the first personal visitDany ********
@George ********
it is allways your first personal visit if you leave the country and come back. since most people do not do the extensions they will allways have to go in person.George *********
@Dany *******
Okay, thank you....I didnt realise you had to visit in person after a border bounceGreg ********
@George ********
A lot of people are confused over this. As far as Chiang Mai goes my agent called her contacts at immigration to double check this for me the other day. I am doing in person next week. I travel in May and it will reset. After the 90 days I must do in person again.Reply to
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Allnew ********
I can help 👋🏻
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ORIGINAL POSTER@Allnew *******
I messaged you please check message requestReply to
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Mutchimavadee *****************
Hello, i can do for you.
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ORIGINAL POSTER@Mutchimavadee ****************
I messaged you please check message requestHananai ***********
@Mutchimavadee ****************
msg me pleaseReply to
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