Planning to extend your stay in Thailand? Whether you're here for work, business, retirement, studies, marriage, or tourism, it's essential to keep track of your visa expiry date and apply for an extension before it lapses.

A foreigner with temporary permission to stay in the Kingdom will have their stay terminated if they leave the country without obtaining a Re-entry Permit.

According to the Immigration Act, B.E. 2522, foreigners with a temporary stay permit in Thailand must report their residence to an immigration officer every 90 days if they have stayed in the Kingdom for over 90 days.

The TM30 notification mandates that landlords report any foreigner staying on their property. This requirement, now more strictly enforced, is tied to 90-day reporting and visa extensions.

When getting a new passport, ensure you transfer your visa if your passport has expired, personal details have changed, or it’s damaged or lost. This keeps your travel compliant and uninterrupted.

With Permanent Residence in Thailand, foreigners can live indefinitely without needing to apply for temporary stay extensions.