How do I complete the 90-day report in Thailand, and what documents are needed?

90-day report TM47 form TM30 form Immigration process Visa compliance Residency in Thailand Expat advice Reporting to Immigration

Oct 17, 2024

13 hours ago

Marcos *********

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90 days report completed yesterday.

My process:

- Went to Immigration Division 1 in Lak Si (I had initially tried Chamchuri Square, but they sent me to Lak Si).

- Once inside the building, immigration is on the right. Walk in, get a TM47 form from the first counter, and then queue at the counter inside.

- Complete the TM47 form.

- Wait (in my case 4h). You can scan the QR code on your queue ticket to get live updates.

- Receive the 90-day report slip. No questions were asked, although I noticed that the staff seemed a bit lost as they chatted a lot among themselves, likely because I was one of the first to go through this process.

Please note that this was my experience—your process might differ, and the immigration officer could ask for more information.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The process for completing a 90-day report in Thailand generally involves visiting the immigration office, specifically at the Lak Si division if instructed. Individuals need to fill out the TM47 form, which can be obtained on-site. A wait time of about 4 hours is common. It's important to note that the experience may vary, and certain documents such as the TM30 form from your landlord may be required. Some users have inquired about the possibility of conducting the report online; currently, the initial report must be done in person, while subsequent reports may be completed online.

Manu ********

Can you provide more info on the DTV 90 days report? I am confused about it. When I entered Thailand with my DTV, I asked the immigration person about the 90 days report and they say I don't have to go to immigration, I can stay for 180 days straight in the country....I'm confused...

3 hours ago

Netanel *******

What is the tm47? I only got to know the tm30 which you get from the landlord. Is it just a form with details to fill?

10 hours ago

Marcos *********

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@Netanel ******

the TM47 is a form that the immigration provides to you there at the office, no need to worry about it 👍🏽

10 hours ago

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Marcos *********

João *********

Precisou levar alguma documentação, irmão?

11 hours ago

Marcos *********

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@João ********

cópia do passaporte, preencher o TM47 que eles disponibilizam no balcão e cópia do TM30 que o seu arrendatário lhe passou

10 hours ago

João *********

@Marcos ********

muito obrigado!

10 hours ago

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João *********

Patra *******

We provide 90-day reporting service in Bangkok area. If next time you don't want to wait long, you can use our service. 🥰🙏🏻

12 hours ago

Talia ****

What if you’re not in country for 90 days straight? Say you leave and enter every 90 days give or take. Has anyone heard of this scenario being ok?

12 hours ago

Marcos *********

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@Talia ***

yes, if you hop in and out without ever staying for more than 90 days you don't have to do it 👍🏽 I'm in Thailand for 3 years now (non-b + work permit before and now DTV) and this is the first time I ever did it

10 hours ago

Michael ********

@Talia ***

I’ve been in Thailand 15 months but never for 90 days straight as have travelled in and out so no need to do it unless you stay 90 days in a row

11 hours ago

John *********

Correct. Only 90 continuous days requires a report. Every time you enter, the clock resets to zero.

90 day report is usually a minor task of all things taking 5-10 minutes at the most but like everything here it’s up to the office, lunar cycle, and number of bones found in the ice cream.

11 hours ago

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John *********

Maxi ******

What documentation have you provided?

12 hours ago

Marcos *********

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@Maxi *****

passport, TM47 and TM30

10 hours ago

Maxi ******

@Marcos ********

but this is not for DVT application?

10 hours ago

Marcos *********

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@Maxi *****

no, my DTV was approved 3 months ago, this is the 90 days report that all foreigners have to do (except people on a smart visa) if we spend 90 consecutive days in Thailand

10 hours ago

Maxi ******

@Marcos ********

so you need to have the 90 days report also for the DTV…

9 hours ago

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Maxi ******

Stephen ********

So this is the address slip we need to get updated within 24 hours of re -entering? Or something else…

12 hours ago

Marcos *********

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@Stephen *******

that is the slip of the 90 days notification, not sure if I understood your question

10 hours ago

Stephen ********

@Marcos ********

Just in general, never heard of it. Just did a quick google. Thanks for posting or I would have had no idea.

10 hours ago

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Stephen ********

Tim ***********

Thanks for sharing ! Did you bring the TM30 that you got from you landlord ? Anything else required ?

12 hours ago

Marcos *********

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@Tim **********

yes I had the TM30, TM47 and passport copies

12 hours ago

Tim ***********

@Marcos ********

Thanks, and you went to Chaeng Watthana in Lak Si, right? I'm dreading this....hopefully the online will work after my 1st one.

11 hours ago

Marcos *********

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@Tim **********

yes, someone shared the online queue here on the thread, give it a look, I was not aware it existed 👍🏽

10 hours ago

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Marcos *********

Greg ********

@Tim **********

When I have done it it is passport copies of visa page and bio, TM30 and TM47 completed. I just get the TM47 at immigration as well as the copies done.

12 hours ago

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Greg ********

Adam *******

Can you do the next one online instead?

12 hours ago

Marcos *********

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@Adam ******

the officer said that it's possible

12 hours ago

Marcos *********