Last Monday I went to do the 90 Day report at the Jomtien / Pattaya immigration office. Even though it was very crowded as it was the first day after the long weekend the process was quite smooth and fast.
BUT: When I checked my passport and the 90 report slip clipped into it I saw that it was not mine, but the one of an Indian guy. It was not easy to get back into the building without queuing again and to find an officer who was willing to correct their error. After looking into the case, an officer first told me I didn’t do the TM30 report. Of course I had done it and I showed him the slip in the passport. Finally he found me in their computer system and printed out a new and correct 90 day slip.
Now some Indian guy might get into trouble with my 90 day report slip in his passport...
Always check carefully after doing your reports!
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user shared their experience at the Jomtien/Pattaya immigration office while doing a 90 Day report and received the wrong report slip after noticing it was for someone else. This led to a series of comments highlighting the importance of checking documents upon receipt. Users advised always verifying that all paperwork, particularly passports and immigration documents, are correct before leaving the immigration desk to avoid complications. Mistakes can cause issues, and it's the responsibility of the individual to ensure their documents are accurate.