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What is the process for submitting a 90-day report at Jomtien immigration?

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Oct 24, 2025

4 days ago

Jay *******

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Did not find my answer using the search function 

Today i make my first 90 day report at Jomtien immigration.   Is there a separate line for 90 day reports or is it one line for everything?  I have my  paperwork, but anything that will get me through quicker or that I just need to know would be greatly appreciated

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When submitting a 90-day report at Jomtien immigration, you should go to the right-hand building where the first desk is clearly marked for TM47 forms. Be sure to take a ticket and head to the designated 90-day counter. Additionally, it's advisable to bring a pen with you to fill out the required paperwork.

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David *******

Take a pen with you!

4 days ago

Jay *******

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@David ******

that I did, thanks. I saw many people waiting to share pens

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Bob **********

Get your ticket then go to the building on the right and to the 90 day counter

4 days ago

Mark *********

@Bob *********

You don't need a ticket for 90 day report

4 days ago

Jay *******

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@Mark ********

when you walk in to get your paperwork checked at the first 90 day check in desk they gave me and everyone else a number to be called. Desk 11 was doing 90 day check ins and called everyone by number. Doesn't mean it was like that yesterday or that it will be tomorrow, but it was today. You didn't get a number until they checked you for proper paperwork

4 days ago

Mark *********

@Jay ******

What i meant was you don't need to get a ticket in the left side building before you go to the right side building

4 days ago

Jay *******

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@Mark ********

that I definitely didn't need to do today. Greatly appreciate all the responses

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@Bob *********

thank you

4 days ago

Mark *********

@Jay ******

You just go straight into the right hand side building, give your documents to the girl to check, she will give you a number.You don't need a ticket before entering the right side building

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Colin *******

Go to the right hand building, the first desk is signposted TM47 spare forms are also at the front of the desk.

4 days ago

Malcolm *******

@Colin ******

you have to go to the left hand side building to get your ticket No and a doc check , before going to the right side building .

4 days ago

Jay *******

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@Malcolm ******

this morning only needed to go to the right side for a quick document check and ticket. After document check sit and wait for number to be called. I was there about 45 minutes. Only took that long because I didn't have a filled out tm47 so had to fill out and get back in line. No problem, was pretty painless even for an old impatient person like me 555. Appreciate all the responses and help for a newbie.

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@Colin ******

thank you

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