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How to Submit Your 90-Day Report in Thailand (Offline & Online)
Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to file your 90-day report in Thailand.
The first report must be done in person at the Thailand Immigration Office. After that, you can submit it online.
Penalties for Late Submission
If you fail to submit your 90-day report on time, you may face a fine of 2,000 THB.
In case of a longer delay or failure to report, there may be additional fines, visa extension issues, or even deportation.
Documents Required
Passport
Plus a copy of the main page
ТМ30
Provided by your landlord or property owner
Visa
If your DTV visa was issued online, print it out
Step-by-Step Guide for Submitting the 90-Day Report Offline
  • Prepare copies of documents
    Bring your passport, TM30, and visa. Immigration officers will ask for copies of all documents. Print your visa and make a copy of your passport’s main page.
  • Fill out form TM47
    Go to the Immigration counter and tell the officer you want to submit your 90-day report.
    They will give you the TM47 form to complete. Submit the form with your documents, take a queue number, and wait.
    (The queue for 90-day reports usually moves quickly.)
  • Done
    That’s it — your 90-day report is complete.
    From the second time onward, you can file your report online.
Submitting the 90-Day Report Online
Thailand Immigration now provides an online 90-day reporting system, available for DTV visa holders as well.
  • The form takes just a few minutes to complete.
  • No documents are required — only your passport number and address.
  • After submission, you will receive a PDF file of the TM47 form by email.


You can submit your online 90-day report here:


https://tm47.immigration.go.th/tm47/

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