I’m finally giving up on doing the 90-day report online. it’s just way too hit and miss and in fact more miss than hit these days! Does anyone know, when you do it by Thai post, whether you need to send the original Receipt of Notification (with the red writing) in the envelope, or can a photocopy do? I’m worried about sending the only proof I have of doing the last 90-day report which I had to do in person due to what I said about the hit and miss stuff above. TIA.

Could someone show me what the "receipt of notification" looks like when the landlord submits a TM30? (the receipt that I need when I apply for visa extension).

Quick question: after waiting more than 30 days, I received the "Receipt of Notification" for my 90-day report submitted by mail. At the bottom of the Receipt was a strip of paper with the wording "Next Time, Please send the original appointment". What is the "original appointment"? The latest Receipt of Notification? Something else? I am mystified.

This is the immigration office at Chiang Mai airport that will print my TM 30 (Reiceipt of Notification) when it has been filed online by landlord. Landlord said I have to go to airport, not Promenada. He filed TM30 online and says I can get Receipt of Notification printed only at airport immigration. This is a small office behind building on big road before airport. (Updated to show location, and changed to information instead inquiry).

Just a quick one, I recently mentioned a blue piece of paper I received when completing my first 90 day address report and some people seemed to not know what this was? I double checked the blue paper stapled into my passport and it is a receipt of notification. All other people that were reporting already had this notification and simply exchanged it for a new one.