An international departure and re-entry can change the reporting timeline. Review the new entry record rather than continuing to use a reminder created before the trip.
Keep the return entry record
Check the passport stamp on arrival and save the entry date with your immigration records. Official reporting guidance explains that the relevant continuous-stay count starts again after re-entry. If you are unsure how that applies to your file, ask immigration to confirm the next reporting step.
Review the old reminder
Do not delete the old receipt; retain it as history. Update the active calendar entry after checking the new record. Label the earlier reminder as superseded so it is not mistaken for the next appointment.
Check the available reporting channel
Confirm current online-channel conditions after travel. A previous online approval does not establish that the next report will be accepted through exactly the same process. Keep time available for the correct alternative if needed.
Review accommodation records separately
Ask your accommodation provider and the handling office about any residence-record action relevant to your return. Keep that question separate from TM47. Completing an accommodation notification should not be treated as proof that the reporting calendar is correct.
A return-day checklist
- Read the new permission stamp.
- Save the actual entry date.
- Review the next applicable reporting date.
- Check residence-record questions.
- Keep the permission-to-stay deadline separate.
Frequently asked questions
Should I use the reporting reminder from before the trip?
Review it against the new entry record and current immigration instructions before relying on it.
Does re-entry grant an extension automatically?
Read the permission actually granted. Reporting calculations and permission to stay are different questions.
Sources and supporting links
Official guidance for this topic. Embassy checklists apply to applicants using that mission; confirm your responsible authority’s current requirements before applying.
90-day reporting support · Official Thai e-Visa website
Contact Visa Support Thailand with your current visa, stay-expiry date and the step you need help with.