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90 Day Address Reporting | Chonburi (Pattaya) Immigration requires the following depending on whether it is an initial filing or a subsequent filing. You do not have to queue up at the entry desk in Building B. There is a sign on Building A that shows entry point for 90 day address reporting. You will receive a queue number at that desk. When your number is called, provide the Immigration Officer with your original passport and documents shown below. Note: Have originals with you in case the Immigration Officer wishes to examine them. |
You are allowed to file up to 14 days before and 7 days after the due date. There
is a 2,000 baht fine for late reporting.
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Initial Filing | You present your passport with the Form TM.47 (Click here to download a copy of the form) |
Documents Required(sign your name on all photocopied documents): Completed TM.47 form with the following documents: Copy of passport pages:
Copy of TM.6 (Arrival/Departure) card IF you were given one on your last arrival in Thailand.* Copy of evidence of your address, e.g., telephone bill in your name, rent receipt showing address, lease, etc. Copy of your TM.30 address report receipt (Click here for information about filing the TM.30 report). * The Thai Government has temporarily suspended the requirement to complete a TM.6 Arrival/Departure Card when arriving by air. In April 2024, the requirement for a TM.6 card was also suspended temporarily when arriving at a land border or seaport until October 2024. |
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Subsequent Filing | As of 18 October 2023, they require a completed copy of the TM.47 form (Click here to download a copy of the form) with the following documents -sign your name on all photocopied documents: |
Copy of passport pages:
Copy of TM.6 (Arrival/Departure) card IF you were given one on your last arrival in Thailand.* Copy of your TM.30 address report receipt (Click here for information about filing the TM.30 report). * The Thai Government has temporarily suspended the requirement to complete a TM.6 Arrival/Departure Card when arriving by air. In April 2024, the requirement for a TM.6 card was also suspended temporarily when arriving at a land border or seaport until October 2024. |
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