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Why was my 90-day residence report rejected when returning from the US?
90-day residence reportTM30online reportingThai immigrationvisa compliancere-entry permitimmigration office policies
Jan 30, 2026
3 months ago
Matt ************
ORIGINAL POSTERFYI. I did my 90 day residence online like I did last time. It was rejected so I tried again. Rejected. I drove the 1 hour drive to Korat and was in and out of immigration in less than 10 minutes. All good. The explanation was that since I went to the US for 10 days in that span, I could not use the online system. And yes, I went to Korat the day I got home to check in.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user reported their experience of attempting to submit a 90-day residence report online after returning from a trip to the US, which was rejected twice. They ultimately visited an immigration office in Korat, where they completed the process in under 10 minutes. The issue arose because the regulations require the first report after an overseas trip to be done in person. The comments highlight varied experiences with immigration reporting methods, emphasizing inconsistencies among different immigration offices.
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Colin *******
Went to Korat today for a TM30, as the system would not allow my Thai partner to do it, in and out in Ten minutes as well
Graham ******
You shoild have done your TM30 online on your return not your TM47 (90 day report) ;)
Ian **********
Graham Seal My office, Nakhonsawan, told me that if I have a re-entry permit, then I do not need to do a new TM30 if I'm returning to the same address.
Graham ******
Ian Morrison different offices have different policies, easy to do in minutes if you have an online account
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Matt ************
ORIGINAL POSTERGraham Seal Living and learning. 👍
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John **********
The 1st 90 day report after returning from a trip overseas must be done in person
Thomas *******
I submitted my first report online since returning from the UK, and it was accepted.
Wannikea *********
Thomas Liddy maybe you'd like to state what office you use
John **********
@Thomas ******
that's unusualThomas *******
Not so unusual now. It depends on the office.
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