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90-day reporting in Thailand

Daniel Rossi
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Daniel Rossi
Mark Chen
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Mark Chen

Verified against official sources on 12 October 2026.

Quick answer
Who it is for
Anyone on a Non-Immigrant visa who has been in Thailand for 90 consecutive days without leaving.
Government fee
Free if on time. 2,000 THB fine if late
How long it takes
Same day in person; online confirmation within a few days

Our fee

from 1,000 THB

Who this is for

A good fit
You hold a Non-Immigrant visa (Non-B, Non-O, Non-ED, Non-OA, etc.)
You have been in Thailand for 90 consecutive days since your last report or entry
You have not left the country in those 90 days — a border crossing resets the count
Not this, if
You are on a tourist visa or visa exemption — these expire before 90 days arise
You left Thailand during the period — the count restarted when you came back
What it costs

Full package price

Approximate USD figures at 1 ฿ ≈ $0.031, rounded. Government consular fees are paid separately in every package.

90-дневный отчёт

В тот же день

1 000 ฿

≈ $30

  • Онлайн или лично в иммиграции
  • Можно пакетом с TM30
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What you need

Passport

The officer checks your entry stamp and visa.

Completed TM47 form
Previous 90-day receipt, if this is not the first report
Your registered address (TM30 on file)

The final list of documents is set by the specific mission you file at.

What it costs

90-day notificationWhen filed inside the reporting windowFree
Late reporting fineReported after the 7-day grace period2,000 THB
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How we work together

1
Assessment and filing strategy

You fill in a short questionnaire and hand over the basics of your case.

We assess the risk — past stamps, refusals, overstays — build the filing strategy and fix the final price with no hidden charges.

2
Assembling the document package

You collect the documents from our checklist — bank statement, certificates, photo, bookings.

We audit the documents: statement format, translations, dates, wording. You get corrections back.

3
Filing and communication

You complete the e-Visa form under our supervision and pay the consular fee.

We run the process, track the status and help you answer any follow-up request from the consulate.

4
Visa issued

You enter Thailand.

We check the issued visa for consulate errors and give you border-crossing instructions.

Common mistakes

01
Losing track of the date

No one reminds you. The date is in your receipt from the last report, or 90 days from your last entry stamp.

02
Reporting too early

A report filed more than 15 days before the due date does not count and you will still owe one.

03
Relying on the online system

It works when it works. If it goes down near your deadline, you need to go to the office in person — plan for that.

04
Assuming it resets itself when you extend

An extension of stay does not reset the 90-day count. Only leaving and re-entering Thailand does.

FAQ

Does leaving Thailand reset the 90 days?

Yes. The count starts over from your re-entry date.

What happens if I am late?

A 2,000 THB fine at the immigration office. If you are very late, the officer may ask questions about your stay.

Can I do it by post?

Yes, by registered mail to the Immigration Bureau. Send it early enough that it arrives within the window, with a stamped return envelope.

Does an extension change my reporting date?

No. The 90-day count runs from your last report or your last entry — an extension does not reset it.

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