Who is responsible for signing the TM 47 form when I have a yellow book?

TM 47 90 day report yellow book Thailand visa rules immigration procedures

Jun 24, 2018

6 years ago

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Who signs the TM 47 form  Myself or landlord Ihave yellow book

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The TM 47 form, used for 90-day reporting in Thailand, should be signed by the individual filing the report, not the landlord, even if you possess a yellow book.

Somjai ********

sorry i dont understand, why have sent this message to me about TM 47 Yellow book ?

6 years ago

Colin ********

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Ok Thank you

6 years ago

Tod *********

The TM.47 is a 90 day report form and you sign it

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