Just back from doing a 90 day report at Jomtien. They have introduced a queue alert system which is pretty cool if your there to do business on one of those busy days. You can get your number then, if its busy, scan your ticket,go outside for coffee and not lose your turn as you will get an alert 5 places before your number.
You won't need it though for 90 day reporting as 2 desks can rattle them off in the region of 2 people every 90 seconds between them.
Still no sign of any further Saturday service.
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The Jomtien Immigration office has introduced a queue alert system for visitors doing their 90-day reporting, allowing individuals to receive alerts when their number is nearing. This lets them leave the office, like going for coffee, without losing their turn. The efficiency of processing 90-day reports is highlighted, with two desks able to handle around two people every 90 seconds. There is no indication of Saturday services being added.
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Lol I did mine today ( 90 days ) , but I forgot my glasses , so couldnβt understand what this pc of paper was all about .. so I just screwed it up thinking it was an advert lol ... only had to wait 10 min anyway , as you say they rattle them out pretty quick anyway (. 90 days ) .
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