90-day-report

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Official Information: Thai Immigration Website
According to Thai Immigration Law, foreigners staying in Thailand for more than 90 days must report their current address to the Immigration Office in their area of residence.
Purpose of 90-Day Reporting: The 90-day report confirms your address and current status with Thai Immigration.
When to Submit
- - - You must submit your 90-day report within 15 days before or up to 7 days after the due date with no fine.
    - If you report later than 7 days after the due date, you will be fined 2,000 Baht.
How to Submit
- - - In-Person – Visit the Immigration Office in your area.
    - Online – Available only for second-time reporting onwards (Submit Here).
    - By an Authorized Person – Someone can report on your behalf with a signed authorization letter.
First-Time 90-Day Reporting
- - - Must be done in person or through an authorized representative (with an authorization letter).
    - Online submission is not allowed for first-time reporting.
Online Reporting (for 2nd Time Onwards)
- - - Must have at least 15 days remaining before the due date to report online.
    - Online approval takes around 1 week. If you don’t receive approval, visit the Immigration Office in person.
    - If online reporting fails, you must submit documents in person.
Important Notes
- - 90-day reporting is separate from visa extensions. Extending your visa does not mean your 90-day report is automatically completed.
  - If you fail to report on time, you may face penalties, including fines or restrictions on future visa applications.
  - Please ensure you comply with the regulations to avoid any issues with your stay in Thailand.

Report at the immigration

For first time report
15 days before or 7 days after the due date

online report

For second time report onwards
8-15 days before the due date

3 steps of 90-day-report procedures

step 1: Check due date for doing the 90-day-report

1. For first time doing the 90-day-report, you can check the due date in the 90-day-report receipt

Click to see(Example receipt): 90-Day Notification Receipt (for new student) Check your 90 day due at this form

2. For second time doing the 90-day-report, you can check your due date at the Yellow Receipt

Click to see(Example form): Receipt of Notification (Yellow Receiving form) Check your 90 day due at this form.

3. If you have been outside Thailand, the 90-day clock would start again from the day you re-entered the country. Therefore, your 90-day report would be due within 90 days from the date of re-entry.

step 2: prepare documents (for walk-in)

1. 90-day Report Form (TM.47)

Pick up a form at IA&CR or download the 90 Day Report Form here: 90-Day-Report Form

2. A copy of passport:

Data page
Visa expiry page
Departure card(TM.6, if any)

3. 90-Day Notification receipt - for 1st time report only (new students)

For new student, you will get this receipt after visa is extended
Click to see an example receipt: 90-Day Notification Receipt (for new student)

4. Previous 90 day notifications receipt (Yellow receiving form"(for 2nd time report onwards)

Click to see an example receipt: Receipt of Notification (Yellow Receiving form)

5. TM. 30 Form << Click for more information

6. Original Passport

step 3: visit immigration office

Place of Immigration Office to contact:

If you are staying in Bangkok, contact Bangkok Immigration Office, The Government Complex Building B, Chaeng Wattana Road, Lak Si District, Bangkok, see the google map: MAP: Immigration Office in Bangkok
If you are staying in Pathumthani Province, contact Pathumthani Immigration Office, see the google map: MAP: Immigration Office in Pathum Thani
If you are in up-country, contact the nearest local Immigration Office

SIIT Van Service

You can reserve your seat to go to Immigration at this link: Van Reservation Form

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