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Last updated on August 6, 2026
A reporting requirement under Section 37(5) of the Thai Immigration Act B.E. 2522 (1979). Every foreigner holding a non-immigrant long-stay visa must notify the Immigration Bureau of their current address in Thailand every 90 days as long as they remain in the country. Reporting can be done in person at the local immigration office, by authorised representative, by registered mail, or online through the Immigration Bureau’s e-service portal. Failure to file the notification exposes the foreigner to a fine of up to 5,000 THB, with an additional 200 THB per day of overstay on the obligation.
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