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
Tip: Set calendar reminders or let Visa Service Phuket handle your 90-day reports for you.
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