90-Day Reporting
Mandatory immigration address reporting for long-stay visa holders.
90-Day Report Assistant
Calculate your reporting window and follow the right channel — online, Jomtien Immigration, or registered mail.
Deadline calculator
Enter the date of your last Thailand entry stamp or your last successful 90-day report.
How to report
Use the official Immigration e-Service (TM47).
Open TM47 e-ServiceBefore you start
- Use Google Chrome — other browsers may fail on the Immigration portal.
- Turn off VPN while submitting — the site may block foreign IPs or proxy traffic.
- Confirm your address matches TM30 / house registration before submitting.
Rules and fines change — confirm dates with Immigration or a licensed agent before travelling.
Rules change — verify on visa guides or with a licensed agent.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently asked questions — 90-day report
How is TM30 related?
Landlords file TM30 when you check in. Mismatches cause delays — keep copies.
Does leaving Thailand reset the clock?
Re-entry on a new stamp starts a new 90-day period. Track passport stamps.
Can someone report for me?
Power of attorney possible in person; online must be your account.
New to TM30?
Landlords must file TM30 when you move in — coordinate with your condo juristic person.