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What should I do if both the TM30 and 90-day reporting online services are down?

Mar 6, 2021

4 years ago

Tod *********

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ATTENTION ALL MEMBERS:

BOTH the online TM30 (notification of foreigner in residence) & the online 90 day reporting websites and mobile phone applications are DOWN (and have been down since Feb 18th :/ :( ).

You need to GO file a TM30 or 90 day report in person or by mail (if your immigration office allows it).

We will no longer allow questions asking about it on the group.

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How can I effectively submit my TM30 form via registered mail in Bangkok?

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6 years ago

Can I mail my 90-day report to CW without a TM30 receipt?

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What is the process for mailing my 90-day report in Thailand, and do I need to include the original receipt?

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4 years ago

What documents are required to submit a TM30 application by mail in Thailand?

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What is the procedure for mailing in the 90 days report in Thailand?

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Where should I send my 90-day report by mail while staying in Koh Phangan but having permanent residence in Chiang Mai?

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4 years ago

What are the correct steps and requirements for submitting a 90-day report by mail to Thai immigration?

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4 years ago

How do I report my 90 days by mail in Thailand using EMS?

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4 years ago

What is the current procedure for submitting the 90 days report by postal mail in Thailand?

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5 years ago

Can I file a change of address by mail when moving provinces in Thailand?

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3 years ago

What should I do if I didn't print my 90-day report slip before the online system went offline?

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4 years ago

Can I send my daughter's 90 Days Report application by mail on her due date?

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5 years ago

Can I submit my 90 Days Report by mail after receiving a new passport in Thailand?

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3 years ago

Can I Mail My 90-Day Report in Thailand or Avoid Going to Immigration?

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5 years ago

What is the process for submitting a 90-day report by post in Thailand and what should I consider?

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4 years ago

Can I Mail My 90-Day Report After Changing Address in Thailand?

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8 years ago

Can I mail my 90-day reporting documents before the 15-day prestart period begins?

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4 years ago

Can I Report My 90-Day Visa Check by Post If I've Never Reported In Person?

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5 years ago

What is the current status of TM30 mail-in applications in Thailand?

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6 years ago

What should I do if I haven't received my 90-day report receipt in time for my yearly extension in Thailand?

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4 years ago

How Do I Self-File a TM30 in Chaengwattana With an Irish Passport?

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5 years ago

Can I do my 90-day report by mail for a new passport in Thailand?

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a year ago

Can I extend my Thai visa by post at MTT instead of in person?

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4 years ago

Can I submit my first 90-day report by post after receiving a one-year extension of stay in Thailand?

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What documents are required for 90-day reporting by post in Thailand, and do the submission time rules apply?

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