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90-Day Report Consulting Guide

90-Day Report Consulting Guide — verified Thailand visa and immigration guide.

Information verified against official sources on 24 August 2026.

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This guide separates official facts from case-specific requirements. It was reviewed on 24 August 2026.

What the 90-day report is

A foreign national permitted to stay temporarily who remains in Thailand for more than 90 days is subject to periodic address notification under the TM47 process.

Not a visa extension

The official TM47 form expressly states that the 90-day notification is not an extension of stay.

Online option

Immigration provides an online 90-day reporting system. The official online guide states that the next online notification can be submitted within 15 days before the due date.

Review

An online submission is reviewed by Immigration. If it is not approved, the official guide directs the applicant to contact the nearest Immigration office.

Travel

Departure from Thailand affects the reporting cycle; the next reporting obligation should be calculated from the applicable immigration record after return.

Keep the receipt

Evidence of the completed notification should be retained with the immigration records.

Primary sources

Important: Requirements can change and can differ by nationality, current status, responsible mission or Immigration office. Verify the applicable authority before filing.

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Last verified: 24.08.2026

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