90-Day Reporting / TM.47 Assistance

What Is 90-Day Reporting?

Every foreigner staying in Thailand for more than 90 consecutive days must report their current address to immigration. This requirement applies regardless of your visa type, whether you're here for work, retirement, marriage, or education. Even if you haven't changed addresses, you still need to report.

The Reporting Process

As your consultant, I'll guide you through the most efficient way to complete your 90-day report. We have several options available:

In-Person Reporting

The traditional method involves visiting an immigration office. I can:

• Prepare all necessary documentation

• Accompany you to immigration

• Handle communication with officers

• Ensure accurate form completion

• Maintain records of your reporting dates

Online Reporting

For those who prefer digital solutions:

• I'll help set up your online registration

• Guide you through the submission process

• Ensure proper documentation

• Track submission confirmation

• Plan for future reports

Postal Reporting

In some cases, reporting by mail might be appropriate:

• Document preparation

• Proper form completion

• Tracking submission

• Confirmation follow-up

Fines for Missing Deadlines:

• 2,000 THB fine for failing to report on time.

• 5,000 THB fine if you arrested by authorities before reporting.

• Continued failure to report could impact future visa renewals or extensions.

When to Report

Timing is crucial for the 90-day report. You can submit your report:

• Up to 15 days before your due date

• No later than 7 days after your due date

📅 Contact me today, and I’ll ensure your 90-day reporting is always compliant and stress-free!

Required Documentation

For a smooth reporting process, we'll need:

• Your passport with valid visa

• TM.30

• Previous 90-day report receipt (if applicable)

• TM.47 form (which I'll help prepare)

• Proof of address

• Copy of lease agreement or house registration

• Recent photographs (if required)

Important Considerations

Several factors can affect your 90-day reporting:

• International travel resets your 90-day clock

• Different immigration offices may have varying requirements

• Holiday schedules can impact submission timing

FAQs: 90-Day Reporting

1. What happens if I miss the deadline?

There's a fine of 2,000 baht for late reporting. However, with proper planning, we can easily avoid this situation.

2. Do I need to report if I travel internationally?

No - departing Thailand resets your 90-day clock. Your new count begins upon re-entry.

3. Can I report from any immigration office?

Generally yes, though it's best to use the office in your residential jurisdiction.

4. What if I'm sick or unable to report in person?

We can explore online options or, in special cases, arrange for authorized reporting on your behalf.