How often is Thailand 90-day reporting required?
The currently verified official-source snapshot records a reporting interval of 90 days while the foreigner remains in Thailand under temporary-stay permission.
🗓️ Thailand immigration reporting
Thailand 90-Day Reporting
90-day reporting (TM.47) is a separate immigration procedure from extending your permission to stay. ExpatGuideAI keeps the procedure in its own verified data path so timing, filing methods and document guidance stay tied to monitored official Immigration sources.
Live verified snapshot
Verified 90-day reporting facts are available
These values come from the same verified structured-fact repository used by the chat. If the official source changes and requires review, affected guidance is withheld instead of silently serving changed data.
Reporting interval
90 days
Filing window
-15 / +7 days
Late fine
2,000 THB
Notification form
TM.47
Verified filing methods
in personauthorized representativeregistered postonline
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Timing
The verified snapshot records a 90-day interval, with filing from 15 days before through 7 days after the due date.
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Documents
8 source-structured document entries are currently available, separated by filing method and applicability in the verified chat flow.
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Submission methods
The verified source currently lists in person, authorized representative, registered post, online.
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Travel & the reporting clock
The verified source states that after leaving Thailand and returning, the next 90-day count starts from the latest arrival date.
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Separate from an extension
The verified dataset explicitly records that a 90-day notification is not an extension of stay.
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Fail closed
If the monitored source changes, regulated procedural guidance does not fall through to general AI for guessed instructions.
Official source
Source monitored by ExpatGuideAI
Phitsanulok Immigration - 90-Day Reporting Procedure↗
Source monitor last checked: 15 Sept 2026
Common questions
Thailand 90-Day Reporting FAQ
What is the filing window for a 90-day report?
The verified source allows filing up to 15 days before the due date and up to 7 days after it.
Can a 90-day report be submitted online?
Yes. Online is one of the filing methods listed in the currently verified official source.
Is 90-day reporting an extension of stay?
No. The verified dataset explicitly records that the 90-day notification is not an extension of stay.
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