Does anyone have a step by step guide for the 90 day reporting?
Can either PM me or send me a link ?
Much appreciated.
Have a cracking day!
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The post requests a step-by-step guide for the 90-day reporting in Thailand, and responses suggest that it may be done online or in person depending on location. Key steps mentioned include having your passport, TM6, TM30, and submitting form TM47. Locations like Bangkok and Chiang Mai offer specific processes, including online appointments and streamlined services. It's important to also have copies of your passport and entry stamp ready.
John ********
On line
Bob **********
All you need is your passport
Simon *********
I thought I’d stay through it but the headaches and irritated eyes hanged my mind. Thing is some people don’t have symphysis they think it’s fine - I don’t.
Colin **********
Where are you located? so you can get the right information, my office is different from a the other replies
Lee *******
I went to RoiEt Immigration a few weeks ago with my passpirt only .
It took 2 minutes and all done
David *********
Before all you had to do would be to show up between 14 days before or 7 days after the report date in your passport with your passport. Now they want photocopies of your passport, entry stamp and date to report. They said when I did it last week you did not have to sign the photocopies.
Paul *******
If you are in Chiang Mai, go to the Immigration office near the airport, take your passpoort and all its inclusions and go to the drive through window (car, bike or walk) no more than 5 minutes.
Bobby ********
If you are in Bangkok you can book an appointment online. Take your passport, TM6, TM30 and copies. Fill in the application form TM47. Take your last 90-day receipt. Doesn't hurt to have a photo ready as well.
Tomnoi *********
Do on line
Steve **********
In the years we've been told on- line was an option. The majority of time