Thai immigration 90 day reporting by registered mail

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Thai immigration 90 day reporting by registered mail. Immigration told me there is no problem doing this, has anyone ever done it?
 
My mate from Hang Dong is a LT expat and an older guy and trusts nobody but swears it's ok to do it by post now and does it that way.

He tells me you don't have to send your PP.
 
The girl at my office has been doing this for me for the last 3 years.
 
He sent me this...I wouldn't be doing it after it's due though.



You can apply up to 15 days before and 7 days after reporting date.

Photocopy the following documents:

Passport Copies - all pages signed

  • Passport page with photo
  • Date of Arrival (Last Entry Stamp)
  • Permit to Stay Up Until (Last Visa Stamp or Extension)
  • TM.6 (Arrival/Departure Card)
  • Last receipt of Notification (Original)
  • Completed form TM 47 NOTE: This is a CM specific form (tm47-CM 2014.doc) (tm47-CM 2014.pdf)
There is no fee or charges of any kind for 90 day address reporting other then if you are late.

Put completed TM47 and photocopies, with a stamped self-addressed envelope, in a second envelope and post – [FONT=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]preferably registered post.[/FONT]

Send these documents to the following address:

Notify 90 Days
Chiangmai Immigration
71 Sanambin Road
T. Suthep A. Muang
Chiang Mai
50200



 
Thanks Lew. The stress in the CNX immigration office is getting to some people, this might be very useful to many.
 
^ my reports have gone from 3-6 mins this year to 90 mins for the last one :(

I edited my post to include a self addressed envelope with stamp for your receipt of notification to be mailed back to you.
 
Yeah I have done my last few this way since the office became over crowded even in the afternoon times..

Easy..
 
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