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How can I complete my 90-day report from Koh Samui if my registered address is in Chiang Mai?

Sep 6, 2021

3 years ago

Akari *******

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Hi everyone! I live in Chiang Mai and am thinking of travelling to Koh Samui during the time I need to do my 90 day report. May I please ask how can I do it from Koh Samui? Can it be done by registered mail? Thank you.

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