90-Day Report Frequently Asked Questions
Questions are based on recurring themes in public Thailand visa and immigration discussions. Answers do not copy community replies: factual claims are grounded in official sources, while reported applicant experience is identified as practice.
When can I file the 90-day report?
The Immigration public handbook allows notification 15 days before the appointment date and up to 7 days after it for the applicable procedure. The online guide states online submission in advance within 15 days before the due date.
What if online TM47 is not approved?
The official Immigration guide directs the applicant to contact the nearest Immigration Office in person.
Does the 90-day report extend my visa or stay?
No. TM47 is not an extension of stay.
What happens to the 90-day count after foreign travel?
After return, the public handbook counts the period from the latest arrival date.
Can I file a 90-day report in another province?
Practical acceptance depends on address registration and the competent Immigration office. Check the current TM30/address record and the office's procedure.
What is the fine for a late 90-day report?
The published Immigration public handbook states THB 2,000 for late notification handled in person. This is separate from overstay.
Sources
Question themes: public ThailandTourism, Thailand and MovingToThailand discussions; used to identify user questions, not as legal authority.