90 day reporting In Thailand

90-day reporting in Thailand: the TM47 guide

If you remain in Thailand for 90 consecutive days, you must notify Thai Immigration of your address. This is known as 90-day reporting or a TM47 report. It does not extend your visa or permission to stay.

When is your 90-day report due?

Check the next reporting date on your most recent accepted 90-day receipt. If this is your first report after entering Thailand, count from your latest entry. For an in-person report, Thai Immigration states that notification can be made from 15 days before until 7 days after the due date. Online reporting has a different submission window, so plan to submit it before the due date.

If you leave Thailand before completing 90 consecutive days, the count starts again when you re-enter. Keep your entry information and any previous reporting receipt so you can check the next date.

Can you submit a 90-day report online?

Yes. Use Thai Immigration’s official online TM47 portal. Register or sign in, complete the requested details, and check that your report is approved. Save the accepted receipt. If the online system does not accept your report, contact your local immigration office in time to use another permitted method.

What information should you have ready?

• Your passport and current permission-to-stay details.
• Your most recent entry information.
• Your previous 90-day reporting receipt, if applicable.
• Your current Thai address and any additional documents requested by your local office.

Is a TM30 the same as a 90-day report?

No. A TM30 records where a foreign national is accommodated and is submitted by the person responsible for the property. A TM47 is the foreign national’s notification after 90 consecutive days in Thailand. Both may be relevant to your stay.