If you have a complete list of Immigration Depts. that accept 90 day reporting by mail, I would like to have it.......along with the addresses to send the forms to.

Such a list w/ addresses will likely help many of us.

Thanks.

Al immigration offices accept them, except 1 or 2. The law states you can do your 90 day report by mail.

Not accepting are:

Cap Chueng

Al immigration offices accept them, except 1 or 2. The law states you can do your 90 day report by mail.

Not accepting are:

Cap Chueng

Mario

Ah, yes, "The law," where have I heard that before??

Here's to reports from last week, one a "no" and the other a "don't know." Both guys are in Pathum Thani, as am I. Guess I'll head out to Ayuttaya next week.

Interesting advice, tho, on travelling when your 90-day report is due.

Mac

REPORT ON TRIP TO AYUTTAYA IMMIGRATION:

Questions asked can you send in 90 day reports by the mail system. Ans. NO they are not staffed for that at this time.

They did say they did get busy at times. But no spacific pattern has developed so far.

Closed for lunch 12:00 to 1:00

OUESTION: If you are vacation can you report your 90 day report in that area. ( Chang Mai ) You may as long as you use the hotel address were you are staying. Not Your address here.

REPORT ON A TRIP TO SUAN PLU, ROOM 507:

I decided to go to the 90 day window at room 507. The 90 day report was done in less than 5 minutes. I asked the lady who returned my passport if the report could be done by mail. She looked at the ceiling, closed the window and went back to checking passports. I checked room 509 and they were now working on number 9 so I went down to the ground floor to the 90 day window there. The officer said that she did not know. She sent me up to room 206. A very nice lady, in uniform, told me that she did not know, go up to room 507. (BTW this was the first officer that I dealt with who was in uniform!) I explained my experience at room 507 and she said that she was sorry but she just did not know. No effort to check with anyone else.

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Al immigration offices accept them, except 1 or 2. The law states you can do your 90 day report by mail.

Not accepting are:

Cap Chueng

Mario

Ah, yes, "The law," where have I heard that before??

Here's to reports from last week, one a "no" and the other a "don't know." Both guys are in Pathum Thani, as am I. Guess I'll head out to Ayuttaya next week.

Interesting advice, tho, on travelling when your 90-day report is due.

Mac

REPORT ON TRIP TO AYUTTAYA IMMIGRATION:

Questions asked can you send in 90 day reports by the mail system. Ans. NO they are not staffed for that at this time.

They did say they did get busy at times. But no spacific pattern has developed so far.

Closed for lunch 12:00 to 1:00

OUESTION: If you are vacation can you report your 90 day report in that area. ( Chang Mai ) You may as long as you use the hotel address were you are staying. Not Your address here.

REPORT ON A TRIP TO SUAN PLU, ROOM 507:

I decided to go to the 90 day window at room 507. The 90 day report was done in less than 5 minutes. I asked the lady who returned my passport if the report could be done by mail. She looked at the ceiling, closed the window and went back to checking passports. I checked room 509 and they were now working on number 9 so I went down to the ground floor to the 90 day window there. The officer said that she did not know. She sent me up to room 206. A very nice lady, in uniform, told me that she did not know, go up to room 507. (BTW this was the first officer that I dealt with who was in uniform!) I explained my experience at room 507 and she said that she was sorry but she just did not know. No effort to check with anyone else.

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Huuuuuuuuummmmmmmmmm...........I wonder who is actually behind all of the rule changes.............huuuuuuummmmmmm........I really wonder..........could it be...........no, impossible..........yes, they must be responsible.......no other possible explanation: