Thailand admin guide
90-day report after re-entry
After re-entry, the practical anchor is the current permission-to-stay stamp and the current stay timeline, not a vague memory of the old report.
Short answer: The official TM47 flow is still an approval workflow, so track the next due date and the status separately.
Updated May 5, 2026.

What matters most
- After re-entry, the practical anchor is the current permission-to-stay stamp and the current stay timeline, not a vague memory of the old report.
- The official TM47 flow is still an approval workflow, so track the next due date and the status separately.
- When travel disrupts the timeline, confirm your exact case with the local office instead of guessing from old slips.
Where people get caught out
- When travel disrupts the timeline, confirm your exact case with the local office instead of guessing from old slips.
- The safe pattern is to track the official date, the document preparation window, and the next action separately.
- EasyStay TH is a planning aid, not legal, immigration, or financial advice. Confirm critical dates with official sources.
Where EasyStay helps
- EasyStay keeps the date and context beside the rest of your Thailand admin.
- One screen is easier than spreading dates across notes, screenshots, and chats.
- EasyStay TH is a planning aid, not legal, immigration, or financial advice. Confirm critical dates with official sources.
EasyStay keeps the date and context beside the rest of your Thailand admin.
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