Turn this guide into a visible deadline
The 90-day rule is easy to understand and easy to forget. EasyStay keeps the exact due date on your dashboard before it drifts out of memory.
If you stay in Thailand longer than 90 days, you usually need to notify immigration of your residence. This is the 90-day report, also called TM.47. It is separate from a visa extension.
The 90-day rule is easy to understand and easy to forget. EasyStay keeps the exact due date on your dashboard before it drifts out of memory.
The real problem is deadline overlap. EasyStay puts 90-day, visa, re-entry, and document timing on one screen.
The official online manual lays out a simple sequence: register with your email, log into the TM.47 system, submit a new application, and check the result through the same service.
EasyStay TH tracks 90-day reporting alongside visas, documents, re-entry planning, insurance, vehicles, and work permits. That matters because the 90-day report is rarely the only date someone is juggling.
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