TM.47
90-day report
- Last filed
- Last TM.47 or date of arrival
- Next window
- 90 days from last report or entry
Late penalty: Typical 2,000 THB if filed after the due date. Confirm the current fine at your office.
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 | 0THB | No fee when filed in the allowed window |
| Late notification (typical fine) | 2,000THB | Confirm the current penalty at your office |
| Total | 2,000THB |
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.
