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29/08/2026

🚨 Overstay in Thailand? Don’t Take It Lightly!
Overstay means remaining in Thailand beyond the period you have been legally permitted to stay.
Some people think:
“It’s only one or two days. It’s probably fine.”
❌ Don’t assume that!
Overstay can result in fines and may have further immigration consequences depending on the circumstances.
📌 Check your Permission to Stay before it expires.
If there is a problem, seek advice as soon as possible.
Stay legal. 🇹🇭

⚠️⏰ Missed Your 90-Day Report? What Should You Do? 🇹🇭🛂Forgot to submit your 90-Day Report on time? Don’t panic! 😰📑👉 Step...
29/08/2026

⚠️⏰ Missed Your 90-Day Report? What Should You Do? 🇹🇭🛂
Forgot to submit your 90-Day Report on time? Don’t panic! 😰📑
👉 Step 1: Check your reporting deadline carefully. 📅
👉 Step 2: Contact or visit the relevant Thai Immigration Office as soon as possible. 🏢🇹🇭
👉 Step 3: Prepare your passport, immigration documents, and previous 90-Day Report receipt, if available. 📕📄
👉 Step 4: Be prepared for any applicable late-reporting fine or penalty. 💰⚠️

💡 Important: A late 90-Day Report does not mean your visa or permission to stay is automatically cancelled. However, you should resolve the missed report promptly. ⏳✅
📌 Tip: Set a reminder before your next reporting date! 📲🔔
🇹🇭🛂📅⚠️✨

28/08/2026

🤔 TM.30 or TM.47? What’s the Difference?
Let’s make it simple!
🏠 TM.30 → Notification related to a foreigner’s accommodation/residence.
📅 TM.47 → 90-Day reporting requirement for eligible foreigners.
They are NOT the same thing!
❌ TM.30 does not replace the 90-Day Report.
If you live in Thailand long-term, make sure you understand both requirements.
📌 Save this post so you don’t forget!

✈️🇹🇭 Leaving Thailand? What Happens to Your 90-Day Report? ⏰🛂One common misunderstanding among foreigners is thinking th...
28/08/2026

✈️🇹🇭 Leaving Thailand? What Happens to Your 90-Day Report? ⏰🛂
One common misunderstanding among foreigners is thinking that the 90-Day Report continues counting while they are outside Thailand. 🤔
📌 If you leave Thailand and later re-enter, your 90-day reporting period is generally counted again from the date of your latest entry. 🛬🇹🇭
✨ Example:
You leave Thailand on 10 August and return on 20 August.
📅 Your new 90-day period starts from 20 August.
⚠️ Remember: The 90-Day Report is different from your visa validity or permission to stay. 🛂📑
💡 Keep your passport, entry stamp, and previous report receipt safely, and always check your next reporting date! ✅
🇹🇭✈️📅🛂✨

27/08/2026

🏥 ระหว่างจ่ายเบี้ยทุกปี กับจ่ายค่ารักษาหลักแสน คุณเลือกอะไร?
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📅🇹🇭 How Do You Count the 90 Days? ⏰🛂Not sure how to calculate your 90-Day Report in Thailand? 🤔 Let’s make it simple! ✨📌...
27/08/2026

📅🇹🇭 How Do You Count the 90 Days? ⏰🛂
Not sure how to calculate your 90-Day Report in Thailand? 🤔 Let’s make it simple! ✨
📌 Example:
If you entered Thailand on 1 January and stayed continuously, your 90-day period is counted from your date of entry. 🛬🇹🇭
🗓️ Day 1 = 1 January
📅 Day 30 = 30 January
📅 Day 60 = 1 March
⏰ Day 90 = 31 March
👉 Your reporting deadline would be based on the 90-day period and the reporting rules applicable to your case.
⚠️ Important: If you leave Thailand and re-enter, your 90-day reporting calculation may restart based on the new entry.
💡 Keep your 90-Day Report receipt and always check your next reporting date! 📑✅
🇹🇭📅🛂✨

26/08/2026

✈️ What Happens to Your 90-Day Report When You Leave Thailand?
This is a common question from foreigners living in Thailand.
Your travel history can affect how your next 90-Day Report is calculated.
📌 Don’t rely on your old reporting date without checking.
After returning to Thailand, check your current reporting requirements and next deadline carefully.
Every person’s immigration history can be different.
👉 Keep your Passport and travel records organized!

⏰🇹🇭 What Is the 90-Day Report? A Simple Guide for Foreigners in Thailand 🛂📑Staying in Thailand long-term? 🇹🇭🏡 Don’t forg...
26/08/2026

⏰🇹🇭 What Is the 90-Day Report? A Simple Guide for Foreigners in Thailand 🛂📑
Staying in Thailand long-term? 🇹🇭🏡 Don’t forget about the 90-Day Report! ⏰
📌 Foreigners who are required to report their residence must notify Thai Immigration of their current address every 90 days while staying in Thailand continuously.
📝 What do you need?
☑️ Passport 📕
☑️ Immigration documents 🛂
☑️ Current address information 🏠
☑️ Previous 90-Day Report receipt, if applicable 📄
💻 The report may be completed through available Immigration channels, depending on your circumstances.
⚠️ Important: Leaving Thailand and re-entering may affect your 90-day reporting calculation.
⏳ Don’t wait until the last minute! Keep track of your reporting date and stay compliant. ✅🇹🇭
🇹🇭🛂📑✨

25/08/2026

📋 Changing Your Job Position? Check Your Work Permit First!
Your Work Permit is not simply a general permission to do any job.
Details such as your employer, position and type of work may be important.
So before changing your role or responsibilities:
✅ Review your current Work Permit
✅ Check whether notification or approval is required
✅ Confirm the new job is permitted
❗Don’t change your job first and check the documents later.
Stay compliant. Stay protected. 🇹🇭

👨‍👩‍👧🇹🇭 Thai Citizenship for Families — What Should Spouses & Children Know? 📝✨Applying for Thai Citizenship as a family...
25/08/2026

👨‍👩‍👧🇹🇭 Thai Citizenship for Families — What Should Spouses & Children Know? 📝✨
Applying for Thai Citizenship as a family may involve different requirements for each family member. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦📂
💍 Spouses:
☑️ Marriage registration documents
☑️ Evidence of living together
☑️ Employment and income records 💼💰
☑️ Tax payment records 🧾
☑️ Other supporting documents
👶 Children:
☑️ Birth certificate
☑️ Parents’ citizenship documents 📑
☑️ House registration 🏠
☑️ Proof of relationship between parents and child 👨‍👩‍👧
📌 Each family member may have different eligibility criteria and procedures. Understanding the requirements before applying can help avoid missing documents and unnecessary delays. ⏳✅
🇹🇭✨ Plan ahead, prepare carefully, and check the requirements for each applicant!
🇹🇭💙📑👨‍👩‍👧✨

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