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In mid November 2025 the Immigration Bureau circulated an internal memo to officers around the country. The instruction is clear: raise the level of screening on foreigners who repeatedly enter and leave Thailand and stop people from using short stay visas and visa exemptions as a way to live in the country long term. If you have been relying on back to back visa exemptions, tourist visas and quick hops to neighboring countries, this directly affects you. What did Immigration actually say? The memo orders officers to: So what has really changed? Some of this has always been in the law, but in practice enforcement depended a lot on the individual officer and location. Many people could chain visa exemptions or tourist visas for years with only occasional questions. What changed now is: In short: the door has not been slammed shut, but it is no longer “business as usual”…
Agents Co., Ltd., a leading technology and service provider for expat services, has launched a new 90-Day Reporting Service that completely transforms how foreigners in Thailand manage their mandatory immigration reports. Making Immigration Reporting Simple and Reliable Under Thai immigration law, every foreign resident who stays in the country longer than 90 consecutive days must report their current address to the Immigration Bureau. This must be done every 90 days throughout their stay. Missing the report or submitting incorrect details can lead to fines, delays, or rejected applications. Many expats are familiar with the dreaded message: “Your application for STAYING LONGER THAN 90 DAYS has been rejected. Please contact the nearest Immigration Office in person immediately.” This is often caused by small errors, outdated documents, or incomplete submissions. Agents’ new platform at 90day.in.th was built to solve exactly these problems, offering a modern, automated solution that handles everything from submission…