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Where do I report my 90-day stay in Thailand, and can it be done online?

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Apr 26, 2021

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Doaa *************

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Hello,

Can I report my 90 day stay at the government complex building B or is it moved to another place?

Thanks

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The 90-day reporting for expats in Thailand is currently done at MTT (which stands for 'Middle Tier Thai immigration office'), located at the government complex building. As of the latest updates, in-person submissions are required, but online reporting might be available depending on eligibility. New expats are encouraged to ask questions about the process.

Sujira *************

Can i ask a question regarding this 90 days report first time after do thai wife visa

Can we do online report or we have to go there at MTT

(BY THE way what is MTT)

Sorry for asking we are new for this

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Ellie *******

MTT is Muang Thong Thani. Temporary office of Bangkok Immigration office

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Sujira *************

thanks

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Ellie *******

You have to do your first 90days report in person at the immigration office. After that you may be able to do online

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Sujira *************

Thank you and We go at MTT? Right

Can we go before or after or need to be on the date of stamp

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Tod *********

@Sujira ************

do you have a year extension and when you got it did you get a paper in your passport like this

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Sujira *************

yes sir got it

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@Sujira ************

there is no stamp that says when you do a 90 day report, you get a paper from the immigration office that tells you when your first 90 day report is due when you get your yearly extension

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Sujira *************

yes i mean the paper with the date stamp on it

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@Sujira ************

you can go 15 days before that date down until 7 day after that date :)

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@Sujira ************

You go to MTT if you are in Bangkok. You have 15day before to 7days after your due date to apply in person without any hustle.

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Doaa *************

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Thanks everyone!

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Tod *********

It's been at MTT since July of last year :)

You go here

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If you are in Bangkok and going to submit 90days report in person, you will go to MTT.

FYI, If you are eligible, online reporting's come back..

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