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90-Day Report Reminder Service
Get free email reminders for your 90-day report in Thailand. Missing the date can lead to fines and a negative record with immigration. Set the date once and we will remind you automatically.
What is a 90-Day Report
A 90-day report is a mandatory notification for foreigners on certain long-term visas to report their current address to Thai immigration every 90 days. This can be done online, in person, or by mail, but you must not miss the deadline.
What this free service does
This free tool sends you email reminders 14 days before your next 90-day report is due. Just enter your last entry date or last report date once and we will track the 90-day cycle for you.
Why the date matters
If you are late for your 90-day report, you will be fined 2,000 THB. This fine can increase to 5,000 THB if you are caught by police before reporting voluntarily. A late report can also cause complications with future visa extensions or when leaving Thailand. Staying on top of it avoids stress and immigration trouble.
Which date to enter
Pick your last entry into Thailand or the date of your last 90-day report. We will calculate the next due date from there and send reminders 14 days in advance.
What to take for in-person reporting
- Passport (original)
- Completed TM.47 form
- Copy of passport photo page
- Copy of your latest visa stamp
- Copy of your latest extension of stay stamp
- Copy of your TM.6 departure card (if you have one)
- Receipt from your previous 90-day report (if applicable)
Rules change often. This is not legal advice. For real help with your stay in Thailand, contact Thai Kru.
Disclaimer
This is a free reminder service only. We are not immigration officers and this is not official advice. Always check the latest rules on the official Thai Immigration Bureau website or with Thai Kru before you act.
DIY resources
You can often file the 90-day address report online after an initial in-person report. If online fails, use your local immigration office.
Websites & tools
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Online 90-day report (TM.47)
Official Immigration portal for notification of staying over 90 days. First report is often required in person; later reports may be online if the system accepts your case.
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Immigration Bureau (official)
Procedures and announcements for address reporting.
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Thai Kru — help with 90-day reporting
Agent support if the online system rejects your case or you need an in-person filing.
Main immigration offices
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Immigration Division 1 (Chaeng Watthana, Bangkok)
Bangkok
Government Complex Commemorating His Majesty the King's 80th Birthday Anniversary, Building B, Chaeng Watthana Rd, Laksi, Bangkok
Main Greater Bangkok office for many extensions, 90-day reports, and re-entry permits. Arrive early; bring cash for fees.
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Chiang Mai Immigration
Chiang Mai
Chiang Mai Immigration Office (near Airport Business Park / Mahidol Rd area)
Primary office for Northern Thailand extensions and 90-day reports.
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Phuket Immigration
Phuket
Phuket Immigration Office, Phuket Town area
Main office for Phuket province. Tourist islands sometimes have limited counters — confirm hours.
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Pattaya / Chonburi Immigration
Pattaya
Pattaya Immigration Office, Chonburi province
Busy office serving Eastern Seaboard long-stayers and workers.
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Hua Hin / Prachuap Khiri Khan Immigration
Hua Hin
Provincial immigration serving Hua Hin and nearby areas
Useful for retirees and long-stayers on the upper Gulf coast.
Not legal advice. Office hours, fees, and portals change. Confirm on the official site or ask Thai Kru for help.
Related free reminders
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90 Day Report Service
Every foreigner who stays in Thailand more than 90 days in a row must report their address to immigration. Miss it and you pay a fine and carry the record. We track your date, file the TM47, and confirm immigration recorded it.
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