The report is required if the foreigner remain in Thailand for 90 consecutive days from:

• Date of latest entry into Thailand (note, the day of arrival is day 1)

• The date of the their last 90 day address report

The TM.47 is required to be filed up to 14 calendar days before the due date and no later than 7 calendar days after the due date unless doing online reporting, then it must be done no later than the due date.

Click here for a copy of Form TM.47

If you leave Thailand before staying 90 consecutive days since the last entry or report, no report is due.  The 90 day count starts again from the date of re-entering Thailand.

Is there a penalty for late filing?

There is a 2,000 baht fine for late reporting. Note: if the 7th day after the due date falls on a weekend or holiday, filing the next day when the office is open will still result in a fine.

If you are overdue and have not filed, if caught by Thai authorities, the fine is 4,000 baht.

Reporting at Immigration Office

Each Immigration Office will have their own procedures for filing the report. It can be filed in person OR you can have someone else file the report for you.

You should contact the Immigration Office where you plan to file the report as to their requirements.  There is no fee for filing the report. Click the button below for the procedures at the Chonburi (Pattaya) Immigration Office.

Chonbui (Pattaya) Immigration

Reporting by Postal Mail

You can also report your address by postal mailing to  your Immigration Office.  You should contact your Immigration Office for the address to use.

Click the button below for documents required (we include the address if filing with Chonburi (Pattaya) Immigration.

90-Day Report-by-Mail

Reporting Online with Computer

The first 90 Day Address Report must be filed at a Thai Immigration Office. Once filed, subsequent reports can be filed online within 14 days of the due date, but not after.

Click the button below for more information

Online 90 Day Address Reporting 

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