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Can I change my 90-day reporting process after moving to Bangkok from Kanchanaburi?

Visa Rules TM30 90-Day Reporting Bangkok Immigration Visa Extension Process Expat Guides Moving Within Thailand Immigration Procedures

Oct 23, 2024

2 years ago

Evelien ************

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I just moved to Bangkok from Kanchanaburi where I have lived 17 years. I used to my 90 days at the local immigration but they said before I moved that I could do it online, is that also possible if you just move to a different province? Or do I have to report in person the 1st time? Hope someone knows, thanks for your help!

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Upon moving to a new province in Thailand, it is generally required to report in person for the first 90-day visa report at the local immigration office. Even if your landlord has filed the TM30 to register your new address online, visiting the Bangkok immigration office in person is recommended for your first reporting to avoid any issues. After this initial visit, you can report your 90-day check online. It's advised to check with the local immigration office about specific requirements as they can vary by location.

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Retha *******

Your first time in Bangkok will have to be in person. Take a printout of the TM30 with. Thereafter you can do it online. I went through the same and first tried online but was rejected. That's why I know 🙂

2 years ago

Retha *******

Not necessary for appointment. However having an appointment saves a lot of time and hassle. If you just walk in go early to get a number otherwise you'll sit and wait all day.

2 years ago

Evelien ************

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@Retha ******

thank you so much for your advice 😊

2 years ago

Retha *******

@Evelien ***********

only a pleasure 🙂

2 years ago

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Evelien ************

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One more question, do you need an appointment or can you just walk in? Thanks!

2 years ago

Evelien ************

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Thanks for sharing 🙏

2 years ago

Retha *******

@Evelien ***********

pleasure 🙂

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Retha *******

Graham ******

Do it online in the period of 15 to 7 days before your due date. If this is rejected you have two weeks to go in person (up to 7 days after the due date). If you haven't left the country then you should not have to report in person as this is not your "first" report in country, it is the first in a new assress/province.

2 years ago

Carsten ************

1st time in person. Ask your landlord first if he filed already the TM30. If he didn't, be prepared to pay his 1600,- fine at Immigration. After that you may report online.

2 years ago

Evelien ************

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How many days in advance can you do the 90 day? Sorry for all the questions 🙏

2 years ago

Carsten ************

@Evelien ***********

online 14 days, in person it depends on the IO, mostly 1 week.

2 years ago

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Carsten ************

Evelien ************

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The landlord has done the TM30 for me already online, so maybe go immigration Bangkok in person for the 1st time just to make sure?

2 years ago

Sarick **********

I have an experience that if you have the extension from other province, Bangkok immigration office will not accept the tm.30 with new Bangkok address that is filed online. You or your landlord or your agent must file the tm.30 for you in person at CW for the first time . After that you can continue your 90 day online in Bangkok.

2 years ago

Sylvia ********

The first thing you need to do is ensure a TM30 has been made to register your new address. Maybe your landlord has done this, otherwise it's your responsibility. I would phone or email the immigration you would be using & check their rules, so many office's requirements differ

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What should I do about my 90-day report if I move to a new province in Thailand?

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