When it's due
The count starts on your arrival date, or on your last 90-day report. You can file from 15 days before the due date until 7 days after it. Leaving Thailand resets the count: your first report is due 90 days after you come back.
Four ways to file
| Method | How | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Online | Immigration's online 90-day system, using your passport and address | Second and later reports, once your first report is on file |
| In person | At your local immigration office with passport, TM.47 form and copies | Your first report, or if the online system rejects you |
| By post | Registered mail with the TM.47 form and copies, sent early | People far from an office |
| Through someone else | A representative with a signed authorisation | Busy people, or our Residency Care clients |
What to bring in person
- Passport, with copies of the photo page, current visa or extension, and latest entry stamp.
- Form TM.47, filled in and signed.
- Your previous 90-day receipt, if you have one.
- Your TM30 receipt, which many offices check.
LTR visa holders report once a year instead. Thailand Privilege members can have reports handled through their membership.