@Steve *********

Hmm…there is both time and baht involved—two registered letters at the Thai Post, a visit there, a completed TM47 form as well. Also, some agents include it in their fee e.g. 90-day reports done for you so I imagine some people would take advantage of that. In fact, the folks I know who use agents do it for several reasons inclu. they can’t be bothered (laziness) and paying an agent to do it all almost certainly ensures their report is never rejected, so it’s stress free all round.

@Steve *********

you may not be aware that agents provide a service some of which includes doing your 90-day reports for you. I don’t personally use them, but I know people who do.

@Jim *******

many thanks for confirming what other people said on Twitter. I’m going to keep on waiting for at least another week and then if, after eight weeks, I haven’t got anything back from them, I’ll probably end up going down there. Yes I have a receipt to prove that I sent it to Immigration, Div 1, 15 days before. Thanks again.

@Nick ***********

yes I know all this. Been doing it literally years and years. My question was about the postal method. Thanks.

@Bo ******

it doesn’t. Never has.

@Damo **********

tried every browser thanks.

@Lynnette ******

they do but I’ve been doing 90-day reports on & off for about 25 years now.

Just an update I was talking to people on Twatter and I’m hearing right now Thai Immigration is totally swamped so everything is taking much longer than normal. I was told 90-day reports by post, for example, can take between 4-8 weeks to process.

@Sue *********

it’s one of 3 ways you can do (4 if you include paying an agent to do it for you).

@Gordon ***********

Only works for some people, not everyone thanks.