90-Day Reporting in Thailand – What You Need to Know

If you're in Thailand on a Non-Immigrant Visa, you must report to immigration every 90 days. Miss it, and you risk fines or visa cancellation.

1. Who Needs to Report?

• Non-Immigrant Visa holders (B, O, ED, OA/OX)
• Not required for Tourist Visa or SMART Visa

2. When to Report

• Every 90 days from your entry date
• Report window: 7 days before or after the due date

3. Required Documents

• Passport + copy
• TM.47 form (immigration reporting form)
• Proof of address (TM.30 or utility bill)

4. How to Report

• In Person: At any immigration office
• Online: Soon available via Thai immigration portal (2025)
• By Proxy: Authorized person (e.g., lawyer or agency)

5. What Happens If You Miss It?

• Automatic overstay status
• Fine: 2,000 THB per report missed
• Visa may be canceled

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Requirements Checklist (Quick Recap)

• Valid passport (6+ months)
• Completed application forms (we can prepare)
• Passport photos
• Proof of address or accommodation
• Supporting documents based on visa type

Fees & Timeline (Typical Ranges)

Fees and processing times vary by visa type and nationality. We confirm the exact timeline after reviewing your documents and can fast‑track where eligible.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Submitting incomplete or outdated forms
• Missing TM.30/address proof
• Incorrect photo format
• Underestimating processing time during peak seasons

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