90 days report needs proof
The Jomtien based Chonburi Immigration Bureau has announced that long-stay foreigners with a one-year permission to stay, who are required to report their address every 90 days, now need extra documentation.
They need to fill in form TM 47 as in the past, but now must copy their passport and bring proof of address. The copied passport pages are the identification page, the current visa and the white arrival/departure card known as TM 6.
Proof of address can be a copy of a rent agreement, house or condo ownership paper or a recent utility bill or similar evidence which links the foreigner to a particular address. It is important that the proof is in the Thai language.
Full photocopying services are available in the car park area of Jomtien Immigration near the entrance to the building.
Police Colonel Chusak Panusumpon, superintendent of Chonburi Immigration Bureau, said that the requirement to produce the documentation was to ensure that the computerized processing of foreigners’ names, visa details and addresses went smoothly.
Only those foreigners on one-year visas who have resided in Thailand (without leaving) for the past three months need to report their Thai address. If they leave the country with a re-entry permit before the expiry of ninety days, then their due date for reporting will be three months after their return to Thailand.
























