Check your next estimated reporting date and window
Important: This tool provides general information only and does not replace advice or a decision from Thai Immigration or another competent Thai authority. Immigration rules can change and individual circumstances may affect the result. Always check the permitted-stay date in your passport and official Thai government information.
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What is Thailand 90-day reporting?
A foreign national permitted to stay temporarily must generally notify Immigration of their address after staying in Thailand for more than 90 days and repeat the notification at each 90-day interval. It is an address notification, not an extension of stay.
Enter the latest arrival date or the date shown on your previous 90-day report receipt. The calculator adds 90 days and shows the general in-person reporting window: 15 days before through 7 days after the appointment date. Published Immigration guidance states that leaving Thailand before the next appointment resets the count from the latest arrival.
Important reporting caveats
Online and postal channels can have narrower advance-only windows and processing requirements. A new entry, an official receipt date or special status may change the correct starting point. Follow the date on your latest Immigration receipt where available.
90-day report FAQ
Does a 90-day report extend my stay?
No. It does not change the admitted-until date.
What if I report late?
Immigration guidance says late notification generally requires an in-person report and may attract a fine. Contact Immigration or Next Step Hua Hin promptly.
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