Retirement Visa - 90 day report - any changes?

[RecklessRon]

I have a retirement visa and need to do the 90 day report for the first time. I'll be going into immigration at the CM airport on Monday and I believe I only need my passport, lease agreement and this month's rental receipt. Just in case I'm taking my updated bank book (with over 800,000 for the last 3+ months).

What ARE the current requirements (documents, bank info, etc.) required to show at the 90 day reports?

Any known issues due to the military rule?

[ubonjoe]

Most places it is just your passport and the completed TM47 form.

Some places may want copies of you passport and TM6 departure card. Certainly no need for financial proof.

See this pinned topic on the CM forum: 90 Day Report - Procedures

[aarn]

Might (???) be useful to include link to revised TM.47 form via this thread:

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/744272-new-tm47-form/

[ubonjoe]

Might (???) be useful to include link to revised TM.47 form via this thread:

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/744272-new-tm47-form/

That form is for use at one immigration office and no where else. It is a locally modified form. It is not for use nationwide.

[moe666]

When you arrive at CM immigration go to the print shop and hand the girl your passport and say 90 day report and she will make all copies needed, have the tm47 filled out, sign all copies and when your number is called at 90day reports desk present all paper work to immigration officer. No need for proof of money and they have never asked me for address info

I usually go middle of the week after 1pm and never a problem maybe 1 hour wait