I submitted my 90 day report on the 22nd and its due today the 25th. Still pending in the system.

With the holidays next week the office will be open next Thursday 30th. Can I assume not a problem for me as its in the system and they are not doing their job? On Thu should I still be waiting or get my butt in there and ask them?

thanks

Which immigration office.

Online reporting has window 15 days prior up to 7 days prior.

Seems you missed window

Why everytime I stay in a hotel for a few days (in Thailand) and after that I submit my TM30 online it gets rejected saying your last address is the one of the hotel?

I thought this was the case only when going outside country.

33 minutes ago, pub2022 said:

Why everytime I stay in a hotel for a few days (in Thailand) and after that I submit my TM30 online it gets rejected saying your last address is the one of the hotel?

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I thought this was the case only when going outside country.

Why do you do a tm30 for trips away from usual address.

I don't

4 hours ago, advancebooking said:

I submitted my 90 day report on the 22nd and its due today the 25th. Still pending in the system.

With the holidays next week the office will be open next Thursday 30th. Can I assume not a problem for me as its in the system and they are not doing their job? On Thu should I still be waiting or get my butt in there and ask them?

thanks

No, you're not okay. If they don't accept it, it's still on you. If it's not approved by the 7 day grace period, you should cancel it and go in person to do it.

4 hours ago, pub2022 said:

Why everytime I stay in a hotel for a few days (in Thailand) and after that I submit my TM30 online it gets rejected saying your last address is the one of the hotel?

I thought this was the case only when going outside country.

Assume you mean TM47, and not TM30. TM30 cannot be rejected. It's just an entry in a database.

You have to follow whatever your local immigration policy is. Just because someone said THEY don't have to do a new TM30 when they stay in a province, doesn't mean that applies to you. Some immigration offices require a new TM30 everytime you stay away from home anywhere and return. If that is your province's policy, then you would need to do a new TM30 when you return home, before submitting your TM47.

9 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

Online reporting has window 15 days prior up to 7 days prior.

Seems you missed window

Only CW.

Others still use the 14 days prior, up to the due date.

8 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

Why do you do a tm30 for trips away from usual address.

I don't

it depends on ur immigration office
Phuket requires you to file a new tm 30 if u stay in a hotel which reports you

10 hours ago, advancebooking said:

the office will be open next Thursday 30th.

Don't go then, it's a(nother) holiday....วันเข้าพรรษา - Buddhist Lent Day

I'm caught up in the country so I may not be able to attend my immigration office to do my 90 days report. Does the old rule still apply, 15 days before and 7 days after. Thanks.

Edited July 26Jul 26 by Rams86

47 minutes ago, Rams86 said:

I'm caught up in the country so I may not be able to attend my immigration office to do my 90 days report. Does the old rule still apply, 15 days before and 7 days after. Thanks.

Yes, for in person reports.

11 hours ago, BrandonJT said:

Assume you mean TM47, and not TM30. TM30 cannot be rejected. It's just an entry in a database.

You have to follow whatever your local immigration policy is. Just because someone said THEY don't have to do a new TM30 when they stay in a province, doesn't mean that applies to you. Some immigration offices require a new TM30 everytime you stay away from home anywhere and return. If that is your province's policy, then you would need to do a new TM30 when you return home, before submitting your TM47.

Thank you for your response.

I meant 90 day report, I guess that's TM47, I got confused.

So I'll go to do it in person on Monday, or I could ask for a new TM30 to my landlord and then submitt my 90 day report online. For this time, I'll go there personally.

Cheers

On 7/26/2026 at 7:40 AM, Liquorice said:

Only CW.

Others still use the 14 days prior, up to the due date.

My Immigration Office is Chonburi (Pattaya). I usually file my 90 day report online about a week before the due date, but have done it later than that and once on the due date. Accepted every time - no problems.

On 7/26/2026 at 7:40 AM, Liquorice said:

Only CW.

Others still use the 14 days prior, up to the due date.

You state that with such confidence! 555! May I ask how you know how ALL the immigration files are managed??? It is remarkable how expats live in a dual reality (A) We are the smartest people in Thailand (B) We can't manage the most simple, transparent, and easy to use online system imaginable.

5 hours ago, JustinTyme said:

We can't manage the most simple, transparent, and easy to use online system imaginable.

Bit off topic... However find Thai IT laughable.

After trip abroad online report is not possible.

Requires in person or via mail or agent.

Ridiculous in a modern world. Even for Thailand.

1 hour ago, DrJack54 said:

Bit off topic... However find Thai IT laughable.

After trip abroad online report is not possible.

Requires in person or via mail or agent.

Ridiculous in a modern world. Even for Thailand.

You are not talking about IT in your complaint. You are talking about POLICY and RULES. "IT" is Information Technology When I say "simple, transparent, and easy to use online system" I mean log in, fill out form correctly, send, get an instant confirmation "Success" plus a follow up e mail, and about two days later, an email with the new form and date. Wait for it, they even send an E Mail reminder when to do the next one! What are they supposed to do, come to the house and do it for you??? 555! When you leave the country, yes, it does trigger a "re-set" which I guess is "too hard" because you have to send a letter by mail??? Wow.

14 minutes ago, JustinTyme said:

When you leave the country, yes, it does trigger a "re-set" which I guess is "too hard" because you have to send a letter by mail?

True however you miss the point.

Is it too difficult to have online reporting that can accommodate online after trip abroad.

Laughable IMO.

BTW report via mail is not simply "send a letter"

Have you done 90 report via mail?

Not convenient if significant mobility issues.

10 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

True however you miss the point.

Is it too difficult to have online reporting that can accommodate online after trip abroad.

Laughable IMO.

BTW report via mail is not simply "send a letter"

Have you done 90 report via mail?

Not convenient if significant mobility issues.

DrJack, I can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you. You are conflating rules and policy with online technology. I only said something about mail, because you said "Requires in person or via mail or agent." and I having no experience ... believed you.

I have never have had this issue. My understanding is this is simply not a problem. Why?

f you're outside Thailand when your 90-day reporting date arrives, you generally do not need to file a 90-day report. The requirement only applies while you are continuously staying in Thailand.

Here's how it works:

• If you leave Thailand before your 90-day report is due: Your obligation to report is effectively paused. You do not need to submit the report from overseas.

• When you re-enter Thailand: The 90-day count starts over from the date of your latest entry into Thailand. Your next 90-day report will be due 90 days after that entry date, assuming you remain in Thailand continuously.
  

34 minutes ago, JustinTyme said:

I can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you. You are conflating rules and policy with online technology.

I'm perfectly aware of how 90 day reporting works and the reporting options available.

I'm pointing out that not being able to do it online after trip abroad just shows how laughable the IT has been set up.

7 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

I'm perfectly aware of how 90 day reporting works and the reporting options available.

I'm pointing out that not being able to do it online after trip abroad just shows how laughable the IT has been set up.

I think you are referring to the RULE that once you return, the date is re-set .... BUT ... you have to report in person to also re-set your online reporting rights. And yes, that sucks and makes no sense. I think you have me confused with someone who tries to defend the rules that don't make a lot of sense. Not my job man. 555! My error here was trying to differentiate between Information Technology, that stuff you see on your screen, and the policy decisions by Immigration. (1) The technology people can't seem to use (and their constant complaining is a pet peeve of mine) ... is excellent and simple to use now (2) The rules? That is a different subject. Since you are a mod who offers advice, I may as well include this helpful hint for you to share with others:

Leaving Thailand does not preserve your permission to stay unless you have a valid re-entry permit (if your visa or extension requires one). A re-entry permit and the 90-day report are separate immigration requirements:

• 90-day report: Confirms your current address while continuously staying in Thailand.

• Re-entry permit: Protects your permission to stay when you leave and return (for visas/extensions where applicable).

So, if you're an expat living in Thailand and travel abroad before your 90-day report is due, you can simply file your next 90-day report 90 days after your return, provided your immigration status remains valid.

I think we are done here??? Yes??? Have a great day.

Edited July 28Jul 28 by JustinTyme
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On 7/27/2026 at 3:47 PM, JustinTyme said:

It is remarkable how expats live in a dual reality (A) We are the smartest people in Thailand (B) We can't manage the most simple, transparent, and easy to use online system imaginable.

A. Arrogant.

B. Speak for yourself.

On 7/27/2026 at 3:47 PM, JustinTyme said:

It is remarkable how expats live in a dual reality (A) We are the smartest people in Thailand (B) We can't manage the most simple, transparent, and easy to use online system imaginable.

What is your issue.

Online reporting has been far from bullet proof with many posts of application refused.. "report in person" for no valid reason.

Granted has improved in recent times.

Not possible after trip abroad it would be a stretch to state...

"most simple, transparent, and easy to use online system imaginable."

Surely that's a joke.

BTW: Cut/paste rules is waste of time. Most are aware of reporting options.