What is the blue paper received during the 90-day address report in Thailand?

May 31, 2018
7 years ago
Toby ********
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Just a quick one, I recently mentioned a blue piece of paper I received when completing my first 90 day address report and some people seemed to not know what this was? I double checked the blue paper stapled into my passport and it is a receipt of notification. All other people that were reporting already had this notification and simply exchanged it for a new one.
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The blue paper mentioned is a receipt of notification received after completing the 90-day address report in Thailand. All individuals who submit this report get this receipt, which confirms their filing and indicates the date of their next report due. Some users noted that the paper's color can vary by district, with reports of it being either blue or white depending on the location.
Bob **********
Bat code makes it in and out
Tod *********
at SOME immigration offices. In Bangkok you still need a filled out TM.47 form and at some offices you need copies of your passport too :O
Tod *********
That is a receipt of doing a 90 day report and everyone gets that when they file a report.

You can see on the bottom your next report is due 30 July.
James ***********
Robert *******
It looks white colored paper to me, but if you like to call it blue colored so be it.
Binibining *******
It's depend of the district and what province you are but here in Bangkok it's colored white
Toby ********
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Sorry it’s the light in my room but it is blue
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