Thailand's 90-Day Reporting Rules: What Visa Holders Must Know
As of June 2026, foreign nationals on long-stay visas must still file a TM47 address report every 90 days. This requirement applies to all visa types with allowances for online submissions.
No policy change was identified during this review. Current rules remain unchanged as of Jun 24, 2026.
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At a Glance
Visa holders in Thailand must actively comply with the 90-day reporting rules to avoid penalties and maintain their residency status. Staying informed and diligent about reporting deadlines is essential for continued legal residency.
All foreign nationals residing in Thailand under long-term visas are affected by these rules. This includes individuals on retirement, work, non-immigrant, and additional long-term residency visas. - Non-immigrant visa holders. - Retirement visa holders. - Work permit holders. - Long-stay visa holders.
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Current Situation
As of June 2026, foreign nationals on long-stay visas must still file a TM47 address report every 90 days. This requirement applies to all visa types with allowances for online submissions.
What Stayed the Same
The requirement to file a TM47 every 90 days remains.
Online submissions are still permitted for address reporting.
Policy Timeline
Current: AnnouncedThailand's 90-Day Reporting Rules Policy Review
The review confirmed that the 90-day reporting requirement remains unchanged for all long-stay visa holders in Thailand.
This is confirmed policy. Check your current visa category against the new rules now.
90-Day Reporting Rules Remain Unchanged for Visa Holders
Thailand's 90-Day Reporting Rules continue to require all foreign nationals on long-stay visas to submit a TM47 address report every 90 days.
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What This Means
Visa holders must be aware of the implications of the updated 90-day reporting rules, as failure to comply may result in fines or complications with visa renewals. The new reporting format emphasizes the importance of keeping personal information updated in the immigration system.
Visa holders must report any address changes within 24 hours.
Reports can be submitted in-person, via mail, or electronically using the official immigration website.
Failure to report may incur fines up to 2,000 THB and could impact future immigration applications.
Regular reminders are advisable to avoid missing the reporting deadlines.
Who Is Affected
All foreign nationals residing in Thailand under long-term visas are affected by these rules. This includes individuals on retirement, work, non-immigrant, and additional long-term residency visas. - Non-immigrant visa holders. - Retirement visa holders. - Work permit holders. - Long-stay visa holders.
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What You Should Do
Visa holders must ensure their addresses are reported as per the requirements. 1. Check your current visa status and verify the reporting requirement. 2. Prepare the necessary documentation such as passport and residence verification. 3. Submit your reporting either online, by mail, or in person at your local immigration office. 4. Set a reminder for the next reporting deadline after every submission.
Key Takeaway
Visa holders in Thailand must actively comply with the 90-day reporting rules to avoid penalties and maintain their residency status. Staying informed and diligent about reporting deadlines is essential for continued legal residency.
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