TM.47
Thailand 90-Day Report — How and When to File
Foreigners staying in Thailand continuously for more than 90 days must confirm their address every 90 days. You can file in person, by mail, through an agent, or online when the immigration system is available. It is not an extension of stay.
- Visa code
- TM.47
- Documents to prepare
- 3 items
- Process
- 4 steps
- Last reviewed
Last reviewed 2026-10-07. Preliminary guidance, not an official ruling. Fees are not listed because they change by announcement.
Who it is for
- Long-stay foreigners on any visa who stay over 90 days
Key requirements
- Continuous stay past 90 days
- Filing within the allowed window
Typical documents
- TM47 form
- Passport copies
- Previous 90-day receipt
Steps
- Note your next due date
- File within the window before or after the date
- Keep the receipt with your passport
- Leaving Thailand resets the count
Common mistakes
- Confusing it with an extension
- Missing the window
- Not updating after moving house
FAQ
What if I'm late?
Report as soon as possible at immigration and pay the fine set by regulation.
Can someone file for me?
Yes, an authorised agent or company representative can file with your documents.
Official sources
These links are starting points for current announcements and checklists. Select the category and receiving office relevant to your circumstances; a general portal does not verify every requirement in this guide.