Does exiting Thailand reset the 90-day clock?

Yes, the counter restarts at your next entry stamp.

Do you offer a 1-year subscription?

Yes — 4 cycles/year package; request a quote.

90-Day Report (TM.47)

รายงานตัว 90 วัน (TM.47) · § Reporting

Quick Answer

File 15 days before to 7 days after due date via online portal, EMS mail, Immigration Bureau, or Section 38 app. We monitor every cycle and file for you when the portal is down.

Timeline: Same-day filing; annual subscription covers all 4 cycles.

Official fee: No official fee; overdue fine THB 2,000, or THB 5,000 if apprehended at a checkpoint.

Legal Basis

Immigration Act B.E. 2522, Section 37(5) — foreigners staying beyond 90 days must notify their address to the competent officer.

Who Needs This

Long-stay visa holders (Non-B, O, ED, LTR, DTV, Elite) residing in Thailand for 90+ continuous days.

Required Documents

Passport bio + visa + latest entry stamp
TM.6 copy if issued
TM.47 form
Proof of address (lease or house book)

Common Pitfalls

Filing >15 days early is rejected
Online portal chronically overloaded early each month — keep EMS backup
90 days runs from your continuous stay, not from visa issue date

Typical Use-cases

Foreign teachers (Non-B)
Spouse of Thai (Non-O)
Students (Non-ED)
Retirees (O-A/O-X)
LTR/DTV/Elite holders

FAQ

Does exiting Thailand reset the 90-day clock?: Yes, the counter restarts at your next entry stamp.
Do you offer a 1-year subscription?: Yes — 4 cycles/year package; request a quote.