🕒 90 Days Report
📌 Service Overview｜English
All foreigners residing in Thailand on a long-term visa (such as retirement, education, or work visas) are required to report to the Immigration Office every 90 days to confirm their current residential address. Even if the address has not changed, the report must still be filed on time; otherwise, fines may be imposed.
⏰ Report Timeline｜English
First Report:
Must be submitted within 15 days before the 90th day, counted from the latest entry date or last report date.
Late Penalties:
Failure to report on time results in a fine of 2,000 THB; if discovered during an inspection, fines may reach up to 4,000 THB.
Reset Rule:
Each time you leave and re-enter Thailand, the 90-day count resets.
📄 Required Documents (if reporting in person at Immigration Office)
Original passport
Entry stamp and current visa page
TM6 Arrival/Departure Card (if applicable) copy
Last report receipt (if not the first time)
Proof of residence (TM30)
🧾 Reporting Methods
In person: Submit TM.47 form and documents at the Immigration Office counter
Through an agent: ALT Butler can provide assistance, saving time and avoiding mistakes
By post: Send TM.47 form and copies by mail (less reliable; allow sufficient time)
Online: Available for certain visa categories, but the system is unstable and success is not guaranteed
❓ FAQs
Q: Does the 90-day count reset after re-entry?
✅ Yes. Each time you re-enter Thailand, the 90 days restart from the entry date.
Q: What if I forget to report?
⚠️ Report at the nearest Immigration Office as soon as possible and prepare to pay the fine.
Q: Can I download the TM47 form in advance?
✅ Yes, ALT Butler can provide a sample and assist with filling it out.
✅ ALT Butler Assistance Includes:
Preparing all required documents
Reminding you of reporting deadlines to avoid fines
Arranging a representative or accompanying you for reporting