1) Shortly after submitting a TM.47 online, you will receive an email acknowledgment that Thai Immigration received your application. This is not the same as approval.

2) A few days later (actual time can and will vary), following review of your application, you will receive another email from Thai Immigration. It will say if your TM.47 is *approved* or *rejected.* If the latter, you will be told what you need to do to remedy the situation.

Do not wait until the last minute to file a TM.47 online or in person in case you experience problems.

I successfully submitted my first TM.47 online to Chiang Mai Immigration.

Note: In Chiang Mai, if the address you enter on your TM.47 does not match the most recent TM.30 on record with Thai Immigration, your application will be rejected.

@Bryan **********

As did I! Thanks

@Tod ********

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@Tod ********

Exactly! Once the correct and full information is given, there’s no need for the post to remain open.

@Lyndon ***********

Yes,

@Tod ********

is the “gold standard” and a “godsend” indeed.

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