Can I complete my 90-day reporting outside of Chiang Mai while traveling in Thailand?

90-Day Reporting TM30 Registration Immigration Procedures Traveling in Thailand Expatriate Guidance

Jan 23, 2025

19 hours ago

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We will be travelling inside Thailand during the burning season. If our 90 day reporting comes, can we do the reporting anywhere in Thailand other than Chiangmai where we live? Tia.

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Travelers in Thailand can complete their 90-day reporting anywhere in Thailand, as long as they submit their report where their TM30 registration is recorded, typically done by hotels automatically. Alternatively, reports can also be mailed in.

Wayne *********

Where ever you stay a new TM30 should be submitted, hotels will do this automatically just ask them for the PDF or screenshot, then the closest immigration you'll be able to use

19 hours ago

Greg ********

You do it where your TM30 is registered. You can snail mail it in as well.

19 hours ago

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Greg ********

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