90-day report away from province

[Lake Palmer]

I’m away from the province I live for all of April and my 90-day is due 20th April.

 

Is it possible to do it at a different province than you live?

 

I’m not keen on doing it by post, and the immigration website isn’t working so can’t find info on how to do it if it’s the only option 

[ubonjoe]

Most immigration offices will not do the 90 day report unless you formally change you address to the province where you report.

Info for doing by mail can be found here.  https://www.immigration.go.th/en/?page_id=1666

If not in Bangkok you need the mailing address for your local office and be sure you put your address for that province on the return envelope for the receipt.

[DrJack54]

1 hour ago, Lake Palmer said:

I’m not keen on doing it by post, and the immigration website isn’t working so can’t find info on how to do it if it’s the only option 

My report is due next month and and I will be away for several weeks shortly. If website is still down it will have to be done via mail, as will yours.

Be aware that using mail report option it needs to be posted early so waiting and hoping for website to be up is risky.

Edit. Just looked at the Link @ubonjoe posted. Can someone advise. In the requirements  photocopies of ID page etc.

They also state copy of "visa" ?

[Tanoshi]

39 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

Edit. Just looked at the Link @ubonjoe posted. Can someone advise. In the requirements  photocopies of ID page etc.

They also state copy of "visa" ?

Completed TM47.

Copy of Passport photo page.

Copy of original Non Imm Visa

Copy of last entry stamp

Copy of last extension stamp

Copy of TM6

Copy of last 90 day report receipt.

 

[ubonjoe]

7 minutes ago, Tanoshi said:

Copy of last 90 day report receipt.

The rules state the original is needed.

[DrJack54]

15 minutes ago, Tanoshi said:

Copy of original Non Imm Visa

Thanks. This is the one I'm confused about. This means the one from years and years ago, "non-imm O". Sticker that takes up one page? Or does it mean copy of transferred information from old to new pp.

It's in old passport (fortunately I kept it). 

[Tanoshi]

2 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

The rules state the original is needed.

From the link you provided.

 

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3. Previous notifications of staying over 90 days

The word 'original' is not expressed, just previous notification.

I've always kept the original last 90 day receipt and sent a copy - never an issue.

[Tanoshi]

6 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

Thanks. This is the one I'm confused about. This means the one from years and years ago, "non-imm O". Sticker that takes up one page? Or does it mean copy of transferred information from old to new pp.

It's in old passport (fortunately I kept it). 

A copy of the transfer of stamps from old to new Passport should be sufficient, but if you want air on caution supply a copy of the original Non Imm Visa as well.

[ubonjoe]

4 minutes ago, Tanoshi said:

The word 'original' is not expressed, just previous notification.

But all the others state copies in 1 and 2.

When I was doing reports by mail that was clear in the rules. Always sent the original and made a copy incase their was a problem.

[ubonjoe]

12 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

Or does it mean copy of transferred information from old to new pp.

The stamp that has the info about your old passport and visa will be accepted. It is no different for mailed in reports than applying for your extension.

[Tanoshi]

7 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

When I was doing reports by mail that was clear in the rules. Always sent the original and made a copy incase their was a problem.

In contrast, I always kept the original stapled securely in my Passport and sent a copy and never had a problem.  

[Lake Palmer]

5 hours ago, Tanoshi said:

Completed TM47.

Copy of Passport photo page.

Copy of original Non Imm Visa

Copy of last entry stamp

Copy of last extension stamp

Copy of TM6

Copy of last 90 day report receipt.

 

Madness, add the passport and self addressed envelope and that’s 9 different requirements 

 

Is there no way the 90-day could be done 3 weeks earlier instead of 2 weeks? 

My IO doesn’t accept online reporting either 

 

[ubonjoe]

7 minutes ago, Lake Palmer said:

Madness, add the passport

You only send the copies of your passport. You do not mail your passport.

 

7 minutes ago, Lake Palmer said:

Is there no way the 90-day could be done 3 weeks earlier instead of 2 weeks? 

 

There is none.

[DrJack54]

11 minutes ago, Lake Palmer said:

Madness, add the passport and self addressed envelope and that’s 9 different requirements 

Talk about making mountain out of a molehill. 

I couldn't do my last online and was too late for mail option.

So MRT followed by BTS and grab just to get to MTT and of course reverse order to get back home. Made online appointment. Did few photocopies also. All up about half a day and your making mail in option sound like 30 lashes.

[Lake Palmer]

32 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

You only send the copies of your passport. You do not mail your passport.

What’s the self addressed envelope for? 

[Lake Palmer]

What if I changed my address to the province I’ll stay for 1 month? Then do the 90 day there

 

This sounds the easiest option at the moment. 

[ubonjoe]

3 minutes ago, Lake Palmer said:

What’s the self addressed envelope for? 

To send the new 90 day report receipt to you.

 

1 minute ago, Lake Palmer said:

What if I changed my address to the province I’ll stay for 1 month? Then do the 90 day there

You could do that but how difficult it will be can depend upon the office where you do it at.

After returning to your home you would have to change your address at the local office before doing a report there.

[Tanoshi]

18 minutes ago, Lake Palmer said:

What if I changed my address to the province I’ll stay for 1 month? Then do the 90 day there

Just file a TM30 at the new IO, copies of house owners Tabien Baan and ID card, plus they'll probably request all the copies as mentioned above because they won't have a local file on you.

 

When you return back to your regular Province, file a new TM30 again.

 

Alternatively, if you have any friends where you stay now, they can submit the 90 day report on your behalf at your existing IO.

[DrJack54]

1 hour ago, Lake Palmer said:

What if I changed my address to the province I’ll stay for 1 month? Then do the 90 day there

 

This sounds the easiest option at the moment. 

Look at what was posted re requirements to do report in the "temporary holiday province". Absolutely ridiculous option when mail report is available.