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Where can I download the TM47 90-day reporting form for Thailand?
Mar 17, 2026
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Malcolm *********
ORIGINAL POSTERwhere can i get a TM47 90 day reporting form, downloadable to fill out?
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The TM47 90-day reporting form can be downloaded from the Thai Immigration website. It is available as a PDF at the provided link: https://www.immigration.go.th/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/18.Form-TM-47.pdf. For first-time filings, it is necessary to report in person, bringing your passport and a copy of the TM30 form registered by your accommodation. For subsequent reports, you may utilize online reporting if registered, but note that initial reports must be done in person.
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Brian *******
I have tried the On Line reporting and the site seems unreliable and did not submit my documentation. For safety I front up at the Embassy. I downloaded a TM47 from their website 1 week ago and had to complete a new form at the Embassy as they have changed it.
Diana ******
Sign up online
Report online
I just did it the first time and it works smoothly
Report online
I just did it the first time and it works smoothly
Ray ********
I do my reporting in Hua Hin they don't require the TM47
Kerry ******
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/18.Form-TM-47.pdfMalcolm *********
ORIGINAL POSTERKerry Dunn Thanks Kerry, the only reasonable answer, with an actual link.
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Noel ************
Do you need a visa for a 5 week stay in thailand
If so what is the visa you need to get
If so what is the visa you need to get
Malcolm *********
ORIGINAL POSTERNoel Ballantyne why hijack my Question, ask your own.
Noel ************
Malcolm Roberts what are you on about i posted on thailand page
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John ***********
Noel Ballantyne There are 93 countries whose passports are eligible for a 60 day " visa exempt " stamp upon arrival.
Tony ********
Noel Ballantyne What Passport do you hold
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James ******
Search that on Google you’ll find it right away in PDF. My friend did it today
Osian ********
If it's your 2nd report u can do it on line, it only takes a few minutes. But u must do your 1st report in person
Ray ********
Osian Ledger I'm doing my 2nd reporting in May but has moved . Is online still good or in person with the new TM30. Thanks
Osian ********
Ray Low-On that's a good question, im not sure if ur able to upload all the required docs, so I'm gonna guess no, when u try it, they usually come back with an email within 24hrs saying "DENIED, PLEASE ATTEND IMMIGRATION"
1 thing to note online guys, the 7 days after date doesn't apply, but worst than that, on the day is also too late, ie if your report date is 20th march, you must do online no later than 19th, on 20th it will be refused 😡
1 thing to note online guys, the 7 days after date doesn't apply, but worst than that, on the day is also too late, ie if your report date is 20th march, you must do online no later than 19th, on 20th it will be refused 😡
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ORIGINAL POSTEROsian Ledger 1st report, must do it in person.
Malcolm *********
ORIGINAL POSTEROsian Ledger 1st report, hence my tm47 request. I've tried Thai embassy site but nothing downloadable
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Ant ***********
Have you filed one before ?
If you have , There is a website you can register Online and do it
If it’s your first , the first one needs to be in person
Just take your passport & copy of TM30 that your accommodation has registered
If you have , There is a website you can register Online and do it
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If it’s your first , the first one needs to be in person
Just take your passport & copy of TM30 that your accommodation has registered
Jo *********
Ant W Tailor. Hi, our reporting online is still showing pending after 16 days, should we be worried.
Ant ***********
Jo McGuire
Good question
My last one took 10 days
Perhaps with all the “ worldly “ disruptions it might be slow at the moment
Good question
My last one took 10 days
Perhaps with all the “ worldly “ disruptions it might be slow at the moment
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Malcolm *********
ORIGINAL POSTERAnt W Tailor 1st time, I know the drills, just want the form. thankfully link supplied by Kerry.
David ********
Thanks!
David ********
Ant W Tailor Pardon,
could I ask for a bit of clarification?
If someone moves to an area covered by a different immigration office, is this considered again as a first report?
could I ask for a bit of clarification?
If someone moves to an area covered by a different immigration office, is this considered again as a first report?
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David Walley
If they have already completed a 90 day check in another area & there next one is at a new address , the correct procedure is notify the new immigration office with the new address -
With the 90 day check in at the new immigration office, if they don’t have your new TM30 , that is the main thing they will want to see as well as your passport
So yes , this next one ( at - new address ) will require to be in person
If they have already completed a 90 day check in another area & there next one is at a new address , the correct procedure is notify the new immigration office with the new address -
With the 90 day check in at the new immigration office, if they don’t have your new TM30 , that is the main thing they will want to see as well as your passport
So yes , this next one ( at - new address ) will require to be in person
Ray ********
Ant W Tailor I'm doing my 2nd reporting in May but had just moved . Do I need to do it in person with the new TM 30 or online is good. Thanks
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Anna ****
Google tm47 or 90 days reporting. Thai immigration website has all the forms
Malcolm *********
ORIGINAL POSTERAnna Aa do you think I havnt tried that, ? thanks for your unhelpful reply.
Mark *********
Malcolm Roberts how is she meant to know what you have tried you weapon
Christoph *******
Malcolm Roberts I just googled for „tm47 form download“ and the top four results contained this pdf. What did you google?
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