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What is the current wait time for receiving the mailed TM47 receipt from Chaeng Wattana after the online system went down?

TM47 Chaeng Wattana 90-Day Reporting Visa Process Immigration Thailand Mailing Receipts Current Processing Times

Mar 31, 2021

5 years ago

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Has anyone got their mailed in TM47 to Chaeng Wattana receipt back in the post lately since ONLINE went down? My friends and myself have been waiting more than 30 days for reply mail. In the past (pre online method) Imm replied within 2 weeks? Should we just wait to approx next 90 days is due?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

Users are experiencing longer wait times for receiving their TM47 mailed receipts from Chaeng Wattana due to issues with the online system, with some reporting up to 6 weeks for processing. If the receipt is not received by the next due date, it's recommended to bring the EMS mailing receipt and proof of delivery to MTT.

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it's taking up to 6 weeks to get your 90 day receipt back in the mail in Bangkok now. :O

IF you don't get the receipt by the next due date, (which you can approximate from the date they received it) take the ems receipt that you mailed it and a copy of the proof of delivery and go out to MTT

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Thanks, 6 weeks it is then.

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