What Documents Are Needed for a 90-Day Report (TM47)?

You need a completed TM.47 form, copies of key passport pages, your TM.6 card, any previous TM.47 slip, and – if mailing – a self-addressed stamped envelope.

The Specifics

• TM.47 form: printed, filled in, and signed by you.
• Passport copies: biodata page, current visa page, last entry stamp, visa extension page (if you have one), and all passport pages up to the latest arrival or visa stamp when submitting by mail.
• TM.6 card copy: both front and back.
• Previous TM.47 confirmation slip: the original, if this is not your first report.
• Self-addressed envelope (for mail only): one with a 10-baht stamp for the receipt, plus a second with a 5-baht stamp for the lower part of the TM.47 form.

Expert Tips from Thai Kru Visa Agency

Double-check that every passport copy is clear and includes the full page. Blurry scans or missing margins cause rejections. Keep the original previous TM.47 slip in a safe place; immigration often asks to see it.

Many people prefer to let an agent handle the submission so they do not lose a day travelling to the office. You can read more about that option in our article Can an agent submit a 90-day report on my behalf in Thailand?.

If you are also responsible for notifying your address under the TM30 rules, the same care with copies and clear forms applies. Our post How to apply for a TM30 report and required documents explains the related process.

At Thai Kru we offer a full 90-day report service that includes checking your documents, completing the form correctly, and either lodging it for you or preparing the complete mail packet. You simply send us clear scans and we handle the rest.

Learn more about our Thailand 90 Day Report Service here and let us take the paperwork off your hands.