What is the process for the 90-day check-in in Hua Hin, Thailand?

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Mar 11, 2019

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Today I went to do my first 90 day ' check in' at Blueport, Hua Hin.

Arrived at 12:30 but office closed as at lunch.

At 12:55 office reopened and I took my number, third in line.  I was finshed and out in under ten minutes. 

I took my passport and a completed 'TM47'.   I asked if the TM47 was necessary and was advised that only a  passport is required. 

The service was excellent with no hassles.

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The user shares their experience with the 90-day check-in at Blueport in Hua Hin, Thailand, noting that they arrived during lunch hours but were processed quickly once the office reopened. They mentioned that only a passport was necessary, though they brought a completed TM47 form, and described the service as excellent with minimal hassle.

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