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Is the TM47 still required for applying for a residency certificate in Thailand?

Thai Residency Certificate TM30 TM47 90 Day Report Immigration Office Requirements Expat Visa Rules

Oct 15, 2024

2 years ago

Phil *******

ORIGINAL POSTER

Regarding a residency certificate I understand that the first 90 day report must have been completed, before applying. Yet I read on various expat posts that immigration are accepting just the TM30, passport, visa, etc, without the TM47. Is this now the case and is it written somewhere official?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

It appears that the requirement for the TM47 has been suspended indefinitely, and for some immigration offices in Thailand, you may not need to complete the first 90-day report to apply for a residency certificate. However, this can vary by location; for example, the regulations in Bangkok have changed, and they no longer require the 90-day report for the Certificate of Residence. Always confirm with your local immigration office for the latest instructions.

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Tore *********

Bangkok no longer requires 90 day report for CoR. I received mine a few days ago

2 years ago

Phil *******

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@Tore ********

would you be able to share which documents were required/accepted for the Residency Certificate?

2 years ago

Tore *********

@Phil ******

copy of passport, visa, entry stamp and copy of TM30.

They then send it to the address registered on TM30.

This was Chaeng W in Bangkok though. May differ other places.

2 years ago

Phil *******

ORIGINAL POSTER

@Tore ********

thanks, I'm in Bangkok so that's helpful 🙏

2 years ago

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Phil *******

Pete *******

Depends on which immigration office you are using.

2 years ago

Garrett ***********

The first 90 day reports is only for Bangkok, other offices don't have that requirment. The Tm47 was suspended indefinitely

2 years ago

Tore *********

@Garrett **********

Bangkok has scrapped that requirement. I got mine after two weeks in Thailand. Chaeng Wattana

2 years ago

Stuart *********

@Garrett **********

No longer applies in Bangkok. Policy changed a few weeks ago. You can now get a CoR on any visa type or exempt. Apply, pay 200 baht and they mail it to the address on the TM30.

2 years ago

John *****

@Stuart ********

Cofirmed. I got my CoR at CW last week.

2 years ago

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John *****

Graham ******

@Garrett **********

I think that there have been recent reports that Bangkok have now dropped the 90 day report requirement

2 years ago

Garrett ***********