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What is the process and experience for the 90-day check-in with Thai immigration?

90-day check-in Thai immigration TM47 form expat experiences visa compliance immigration office procedures

Sep 4, 2025

3 days ago

Sol ******

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Can you please share your 90 day check in experience with Thai immigration?

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The community shared various experiences regarding the 90-day check-in process with Thai immigration. Many found it to be quick and straightforward, with some opting for online submission of the TM47 form while others delivered it in person at immigration offices. Typically, this process involved filling out the TM47 form, including necessary passport copies, and visiting the appropriate immigration office. Most respondents reported that the entire check-in process took only a few minutes, emphasizing the simplicity of the obligation.

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Henrik *****

No use when you don’t tell which of the 88 or so Immigration Offices.

Look at their website.

2 days ago

Anonymous ******************

Easy and fast

3 days ago

Luit *****************

In Hat Yai I filed TM47 online, of course it was rejected because it always is the first time.

So I printed the online submitted TM47, together with copies of DTV, visa stamp, page with personal data passport. Delivered everything at the immigration office and within 5 minutes I had the receipt.

I really don't know why so many people make a problem of it. Also I do not see any reason why you not should do such a simple obligation.

3 days ago

Callum *******

Yeah simple, I skipped it

3 days ago

Masako *********

@Callum ******

do you have to pay fine?

3 days ago

Callum *******

@Masako ********

no, I’ve never been asked even when I’ve had to visit immigration for something or other, seriously don’t listen to the fear mongerers

3 days ago

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Callum *******

Luit *****************

@Callum ******

So you have no experience and should not post here because experiences were asked.

But of course you want to tell everybody in a very cool way that you ignore the rules and go your own way.

3 days ago

Callum *******

@Luit ****************

I seriously do not care.

3 days ago

Luit *****************

@Callum ******

I know, but that is not something you should be proud of and need to post here.

Of course there always will be a group visiting the country with disrespect for everything, it is difficult to exclude them for getting a visa.

2 days ago

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Luit *****************

Dom ********

@Callum ******

and no issues in next exit / entry?

3 days ago

Callum *******

@Dom *******

0, skipped it for 4 years now

3 days ago

Dom ********

@Callum ******

knew it was all overhyped. Good to know 👍

3 days ago

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Dom ********

Laetitia *******

In chiang mai immigration (airport): printed the tm47 and filled it at home. Went straight to the drive thru handing over the TM47, TM30 and passports. It took 5 minutes.

3 days ago

Paul *******

Filled in the form. Got copies of passport data page, current extension, last entry stamp, TM30. Strolled past my local post office. Sent them via EMS with a return addressed envelope. Went to have a beer. Job done

3 days ago

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Paul *******

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