Visa & Immigration
90-Day Reporting in Thailand
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Task
90-day report
Notify Immigration of your address every 90 days if you hold a qualifying long stay.
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Who this is for
Holders of Non-Immigrant and other long-stay visas who remain in Thailand continuously.
Overview
The 90-day notification (TM.47) tells Immigration you are still in the country and where you live. It is not a visa extension. Missing the window can lead to a fine. Many offices now accept online filing for subsequent reports after the first in-person notification — confirm the channel your province actually uses.
| Item | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| On-time notification | 0 THB | No fee when filed in the allowed window |
| Late notification (typical fine) | 2,000 THB | Confirm the current penalty at your office |
How to do it
- 1
Note the date of last notification or last entry
The 90-day clock usually runs from entry or from the previous TM.47, not from your visa expiry. - 2
File online or at the office that holds your file
First reports are often in person. Subsequent reports may be accepted on the Immigration Bureau e-service if your profile is already in the system.
Documents
- Passport and current visa page
- TM.47 form if filing on paper
- Proof of address (lease, house registration, or TM.30 as requested)
What changed
TM.47 usually runs from last report or arrival, not from visa expiry. File before the 90th day.
Save these dates in your stay record
