Why Apply Your 90-Day Report Through the Thaiger?
If you have a long-stay visa in Thailand, you must report to the Thai Immigration office every 90 days to inform the officers of your whereabouts. We can help you complete your 90-day report requirements. For a longer stay in the country, we will ensure a smooth and quick process.
What is a 90-day Report?
Formally recognized as a “Notification of Staying in the Kingdom for over 90 Days”, the 90 Day Report is for anyone staying or living in Thailand for more than 90 days. You must complete this process to keep your visa active, regardless of your visa type, whether you have a business visa, an education visa, an O-A, O-X, or an Elite visa.
The purpose of 90-day reporting is to confirm your current address and status with Thai immigration.
What You Need to Know About the 90-Day Report
Below are the things you need to know and consider when applying for the 90-day report.
It’s Not Only For the First 90 Days
You have to do a 90-day report regularly. It is not only the first 90 days of your stay but every 90 days. For example, you need to report on days 90, 180, and 270.
The Deadline of the 90-Day Report
You can conduct your 90-day reporting within 14 days before the required date for your reporting or up to 7 days after, without getting a fine. If you apply online, your 90-day online report opens 15 days before the end of your 90-day term, thus it is highly advised that you submit your application then or not less than a week before
Leaving Thailand During the 90 days period
If you have a multiple entry visa and leave during the 90-day period, you don’t need to do the 90-day reporting. However, the moment you re-enter Thailand on the same visa, your 90-day count will restart.
Penalty for Late Reporting
If you don’t submit the 90-day report within the given timeframe, you will need to pay a fine of 2,000 baht. If you are arrested for any reason, the fine will go up to 5,000 baht, you’ll also be fined 200 baht/per day until payment is completed.
What Are the Required Documents For the 90-Day Report?
You must provide the following documents for your 90-day report:
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Different Ways To Do Your 90-Day Report
There are 4 main methods of completing the 90-day report.
Doing your 90-day report can be a painful and time-consuming process. Fortunately, you can use an authorized service to do it.
With the Thaiger, you only need to click “Apply Now” and provide the required documents. You can then sit back, relax, and wait for our notification that your 90-day reporting has been approved.
Key Points:
- The easiest and most convenient option.
- Guaranteed approval.
- All you have to do is click “Apply Now” and provide the required documents.
- Best option if you forget to do your 90-day reporting and need to do it last minute.
- The process is a lot faster than other methods.
Thailand now offers a 90-day online report which is the simplest method for completing the 90-day reporting. The new 90-day online reporting system has shown to be trustworthy; however, you must file your application on time.
Your 90-day online report opens 15 days before the end of your 90-day term, thus it is highly advised that you submit your application then or not less than a week before. It may take less than a week for your application to be approved. Once accepted, you will receive a printed receipt to retain in your passport. If your application is declined, you can reapply or travel to the nearest immigration office to apply in person.
Key Points:
- Simple in principle, but must apply on time.
- Best to submit your application 14 days before your 90-day.
- If your application is denied, reapply to visit an immigration office.
Reporting by mail differs slightly from reporting in person. You must send your documents at least 15 days prior to your reporting deadline. You will want to do it 20 days ahead of time to ensure it is in working order.
These must be accompanied by a stamped (10 THB) addressed envelope with your home address on the back. The envelope is needed for immigration to return the bottom section of your TM47, which indicates your next reporting date.
Key Points:
- Must send documents 15 days prior to reporting deadline.
- Must be accompanied by a stamped and addressed envelope with your home address on the back.
The majority of expats prefer to report in person. However, it can be inconvenient because immigration offices in cities such as Bangkok and Chiang Mai can become overcrowded, with long wait times.
The best thing you can do is schedule your reporting day ahead of time. You’ll be home in time for lunch if you have all of your documents ready.
Key Points:
- Can be inconvenient with long waiting times.
- You need to schedule ahead of time.
Avoid the hassle and long queues by applying online, through the Thaiger.
I previously did my first 90-day reporting in person and was shocked when I saw how long the queue was at immigration. It took a lot of time, just to get everything ready and the process is so complicated. Fortunately, I found the Thaiger and used their service for my second 90-day reporting. It was so simple and quick to apply for the service and all I did was provide the nessisarry documents, and waited.
Top tip: Avoid long queues and time wasted by applying with the Thaiger.
Why Choose the Thaiger?
We understand how complicated it can be to do 90-day reporting. That’s why we’re here to guide you through all the process. Our team of knowledgeable immigration experts is always available to answer your questions and help you with your problems.
Join the many satisfied customers who’ve completed their 90-day reporting with the Thaiger
Other Related Products
Besides 90-day reporting, we also offer numerous other services, such as visa application. Below are some of the services we offer.
Retirement Visa
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Employment Visa
Also called as Non-Immigrant B Visa and for foreign nationals who wish to do business or invest in Thailand, or for foreign nationals who wish to apply for a work permit in Thailand. This visa is not the same as a work permit that allows you to take up jobs in Thailand, but in most situations, in order to apply for a Thai Work Permit, you must first get a Thai Employment Visa.
Thailand Elite Visa
Thailand Elite Visa gives you a lot of privilege during your stay in Thailand! It comes with luxurious offers, benefits and makes your life in the country fun and easy.
Important Things to Remember Before You Do Your 90-Day Report
There are few things you need to remember every time you need to do your 90-day reporting. Knowing these things will help you have a smooth and easy process.
Download Form
Go to www.immigration.go.th and download the TM.47 form.
Your 90-Day Report as Extension of Stay
Remember that this IS NOT an extension of stay. It is done to update the immigration office about your current address.
Overdue 90-Day Report
You can’t do overdue 90-day reporting online. You must contact the nearest Immigration Office in person.
Visa Extension vs 90-Day Report
The notification of staying in the Kingdom over 90 days is in no way equivalent to a visa extension.
Retirement Visa
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If you are over 50 years old and wish to stay in Thailand for a year without working, you can obtain a retirement visa. You can renew the visa every year as long as you continue to meet the qualifications. There are specific requirements you have to meet, and though it may seem complicated, it’s actually more straightforward than it seems.
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Frequently Asked Questions About 90-Day Reporting
Bangkok Immigration Service Center, Big C, Rat Burana Road.
Or you can directly go to the nearest immigration offices in Thailand province.
The 90-Day Non-Immigrant visa is issued to foreigners who wish to enter Thailand for study, business, investment, retirement and other purposes.
The holder of this visa is also given a period of 90 days stay inside Thailand and can be extended for 7 days.
The first thing you have to do is file a report at your local police station. This usually costs 20 Baht. Then go to your local Immigration and request a new departure card. There is no fine or fee, so please be polite as you are creating extra work for the officers. If you are flying out, please allow for extra time for them to process your request at airport Immigration.
There is no fine involved as long as you are not late. (Most Immigration offices will give you a 7 day grace period. Please double check this with your local office.) If you have lost your form, you will need to go to your local police station first to file a report. This usually costs no more than 50 Baht
If your children live with you and you already do 90 Day reporting yourself, then there is no need for your children to do so too. However, by the time they reach the age of 15, they should start doing 90 Day Reporting themselves. If your child is over 15, there could be a fine of 2,000 Baht. If you are in doubt, please contact the Immigration officer.