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- Quick summary
- Overview (What is Form TM.47?)
- Context and workflow
- Failure prevention (What causes Form TM.47 rejections?)
- What it asks for (What does Form TM.47 ask for?)
- What you need (What do you need for Form TM.47?)
- Checklist (What is the Form TM.47 checklist?)
- Fees
- Processing times
- Where to file
- Form sections (What sections does Form TM.47 have?)
- Strategy tips
- Mistake severity
- Examples (What are examples for Form TM.47?)
- Common misconceptions (What misconceptions surround Form TM.47?)
- Edge cases and variations
- Scenarios
- Key differentiators
- Next steps
- Verification
- Related guides
- Resources
Quick summary
#Individuals who already have an approved application or existing record use TM.47 to request a follow-up action described in the official instructions, as described in the Visa Extension Application guide.
NON-IMMIGRANT-B: Non-Immigrant Visa B (Business/Work)
Include it with your application package and follow official instructions for submission.
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Overview (What is Form TM.47?)
#The TM.47 form, titled "90-Day Notification of Staying Report," is an official document used by applicants to report their stay in Thailand to the Immigration Bureau. Applicants must download the current TM.47 form and instructions from the official Immigration Bureau website. It is essential to review the instructions for your specific eligibility category before starting the reporting process. Complete all required sections, sign the form, and submit it with the necessary evidence. Filing the TM.47 does not guarantee approval, and processing times can vary by category and location.
For those using the "e-Visa Standard" service, the processing time is typically 3 to 5 days as of February 2026. Always verify current processing times with the issuing authority.
First page of TM.47 form
Source: TM.47 online portal
Context and workflow
#Processing time for TM.47 varies by case type and current workload — always check the official Immigration Bureau processing time tool, as described in the Form TM.47 guide.
Why this matters
- Small mismatches inside TM.47 (or between TM.47 and supporting evidence) can force rework later in processing.
- This form acts as a cross-check point: details here must match other forms and supporting documents.
Where it fits in the workflow
- Standalone requirement for long-term residents
- Part of ongoing compliance for visa holders
Who uses it
TM.47, the "90-Day Notification of Staying Report," is used by individuals who are staying in Thailand long-term and need to report their status every 90 days to the Immigration Bureau. Applicants must download the current form and instructions from the official Immigration Bureau website and review the instructions for their specific eligibility category before starting. It is important to complete all required sections, sign, and submit the form with the necessary evidence. Filing TM.47 does not guarantee approval, and processing times may vary by category and location, so verify current processing times with the issuing authority.
When it is used
- NON-IMMIGRANT-B: Non-Immigrant Visa B (Business/Work)
- NON-IMMIGRANT-OA: Non-Immigrant Visa O-A (Retirement)
- NON-IMMIGRANT-ED: Non-Immigrant Visa ED (Education)
- When applying for Non-immigrant-b — TM.47 is typically required as part of the application
- After filing TM.47 — TM-30 may be the next step (90-day report after TM.30 registration)
Failure prevention (What causes Form TM.47 rejections?)
#Technical rejections
- Submitting the form late
- Incorrectly filling out required fields
- Ensure form edition is current
Substantive weaknesses
- Mismatched passport details
- To avoid incomplete or incorrect information: Double-check all fields and include every required document per instructions.
- To avoid mismatched passport details: Verify: mismatched passport details.
- To avoid to avoid incomplete or incorrect information: double-check all fields and include every required document per instructions.: Verify: to avoid incomplete or incorrect information: double-check all fields and include every required document per instructions..
- To avoid submitting the form late: Verify: submitting the form late.
What it asks for (What does Form TM.47 ask for?)
#- Applicant identification information
- Purpose of submission
- Supporting documentation
- Supporting documentation inventory
- Eligibility or purpose details
- Declarations and signatures
- Your full legal name as it appears on official documents
- Your current passport number and issuance details
- Your date and place of birth
- Your daytime telephone number
- Documentation related to: Complete all required sections, sign, and submit with required evidence
What you need (What do you need for Form TM.47?)
#- The current edition of TM.47
- Copy of passport identification page
- Current visa details
- Proof of residence in Thailand
- TM.6 Arrival/Departure Card
- Complete all required sections, sign, and submit with required evidence.
Checklist (What is the Form TM.47 checklist?)
#- To obtain the latest TM.47 form and its accompanying instructions, visit the official Immigration Bureau website.
- Review the TM.47 instructions for the follow-up action this form covers
- Complete all required sections of TM.47
- Sign, date, and submit TM.47 with all required supporting evidence
Fees
#There is no Immigration Bureau filing fee for Form TM.47.
Processing times
#| Category | Processing time |
|---|---|
| e-Visa Standard | 3 to 5 daysas of February 2026 |
- Processing time for TM.47 under "e-Visa Standard": 3 to 5 days (as of February 2026).
- Processing times for TM.47 vary by category and processing location. Verify current processing times with the issuing authority.
- Processing times differ significantly by eligibility category. Initial applications, renewals, and replacements each go through different adjudication queues, and some categories consistently take longer than others.
- Processing times for this form vary by Immigration Bureau office and current workload. Verify current processing times with Immigration Bureau.
- While pending: track your case status using your application reference number, respond promptly to any requests for additional documents, and update your contact information with Immigration Bureau if it changes.
Where to file
#Submit your application at the designated Immigration Bureau office, embassy, or consulate. Check the official website for the location with jurisdiction over your place of residence.
Submit application
Submit your application at the Immigration Bureau office or designated embassy/consulate in your country of residence. Check the official instructions for the correct location.
Filing locations and procedures may change. Always verify on the official Immigration Bureau website before submitting. For related guidance, see Thai Visa Application Form.
Form sections (What sections does Form TM.47 have?)
#Personal Information
Reporting individual details.
- Full name as on passport
- Nationality and passport number
- Current address in Thailand
Stay Details
Current residence and visa information.
- Date of last entry or last 90-day report
- Current visa type
- Permitted stay until date
Address Confirmation
Current place of residence.
- Complete Thai address
- Name of accommodation (condo, house, hotel)
- Phone number
Strategy tips
#Mistake severity
#| Mistake type | Severity | How to avoid |
|---|---|---|
| Mismatched passport details | Delay | Verify: mismatched passport details. |
| To avoid incomplete or incorrect information: Double-check all fields and include every required document per instructions. | Delay | Verify: to avoid incomplete or incorrect information: double-check all fields and include every required document per instructions.. |
| Submitting the form late | Delay | Verify: submitting the form late. |
| Incorrectly filling out required fields | Delay | Verify: incorrectly filling out required fields. |
| Ensure form edition is current | Delay | Verify: ensure form edition is current. |
| Providing outdated address information | Delay | Avoid providing outdated address information. |
Examples (What are examples for Form TM.47?)
#- A strong application is submitted by a foreign national who includes a complete TM.47 form with all required supporting documents, such as a copy of their passport and proof of residence, resulting in a smooth processing by the Immigration Bureau.
- A weak application is submitted by an applicant who fails to include their TM.6 Arrival/Departure Card information, leading to delays and potential rejection by the Immigration Bureau.
- An applicant who submits TM.47 with outdated visa details experiences processing issues, highlighting the importance of providing current and accurate information.
- An applicant in the Non-immigrant-b category files TM.47 as part of their immigration process
Common misconceptions (What misconceptions surround Form TM.47?)
#- Filing this form does not guarantee approval of the underlying case
- This form does not create a new benefit by itself
Edge cases and variations
#- If you are asked to submit or update TM.47, treat it as a package update: check every place the same details appear and keep them consistent.
Scenarios
#A foreign worker on a 1-year work permit extension files TM.47 online through the immigration website 7 days before the 90-day reporting deadline.
Notification accepted online. Confirmation receipt sent by email. No need to visit immigration office.
Online filing through the immigration website is available 15 days before to 7 days after the due date. It is the most convenient option.
A long-term resident forgets their 90-day report and is 10 days late.
A fine of THB 2,000 is imposed at the immigration office. Subsequent 90-day cycle resets from the new reporting date.
Set calendar reminders for your 90-day reporting dates. Late reports incur a THB 2,000 fine per occurrence.
A person left Thailand briefly and returned before their 90-day report was due.
The 90-day cycle resets from the date of re-entry. The previous reporting deadline no longer applies.
Any departure from and re-entry to Thailand resets the 90-day reporting cycle. The new deadline is 90 days from your latest entry.
Key differentiators
#- Unlike Form TM.30: Notification of Residence: Next step after approval: 90-day report after TM.30 registration
- Unlike Form TM.7: Visa Extension Application: Next step after approval: 90-day report for extended stay holders
- Unlike Form VISA APPLICATION: Thai Visa Application Form: Next step after approval: 90-day report for long-stay visa holders
Next steps
#- Submit the 90-Day Notification of Staying Report to the Immigration Bureau.
- Receive confirmation of submission from the Immigration Bureau.
- Keep a copy of the confirmation for personal records.
Verification
#This guide is derived from official Immigration Bureau instructions for TM.47 and is updated when form editions or filing rules change. Always verify current requirements at the official Immigration Bureau website.
FAQs
What does filing TM.47 actually accomplish?
Review the official instructions to understand how it applies to your situation. 47 instructions for complete guidance specific to your immigration case and circumstances.
What happens if I make an error on TM.47 or need to correct something after filing?
Incorrectly filling out required fields Review the official TM.47 instructions for how to correct or amend a submission. Generally, forms should be filed according to the sequence outlined in the official instructions for your immigration category.
Can someone else file TM.47 on my behalf?
Yes, a representative can file TM.47 on your behalf, but they must have the necessary authorization and supporting documents to do so.
When will TM.47 be processed and what is the workflow?
Processing timing for TM.47 varies depending on the filing category, processing location, and current application volume. Standard processing can range from a few weeks to several months. Before submitting, check the official Immigration Bureau processing times tool for the most current estimates. After filing, monitor your case status and consider whether expedited options are available.
What are common mistakes when filing TM.47?
Common mistakes include submitting incomplete forms, missing required signatures, paying incorrect fees, and failing to include all required supporting documents. Even minor errors can cause significant delays or outright rejection of your application. Double-check every section, verify fee amounts on the official Immigration Bureau schedule, and review the instructions thoroughly before submitting.
VisaMind provides informational guidance only and is not a government agency. This is not legal advice. Requirements can change and eligibility depends on your specific facts. If your case is complex or high-stakes, consult a licensed immigration attorney.
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