Can I do my 90-day reporting for a retirement visa at a different immigration office than where I applied in Hua Hin?

Sep 4, 2022
2 years ago
Mark *************
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I’m going through the process of a retirement visa the help here has been brilliant just reading others posts . My question is if I go to hua hin immigration can I do my 90 day reporting some where else or do I have to return to hua hin.
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The user is seeking clarification on whether they can complete their 90-day reporting for a retirement visa at a different immigration office than Hua Hin. Community responses indicate that while the first report must be done in person at the local immigration office where the TM30 address is registered, subsequent reports can be completed online regardless of location. It’s advisable to confirm with local regulations and ensure that your TM30 has been properly filed.
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Mark *************
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Thanks for the advise I will hopefully be I. Hua hin for the first one anyway
Stuart *********
Many many comments about you have to do the first one in person. However that seems to be a hang up from the old system where that was indeed the case. From posts on here and other forums the new system uses the address registered with a filed TM30. If you, your landlord or hotel have filed a TM30 and you use that address for the filing online you can do your first report online with no issue. Disclaimer: I cannot personally verify this because I’ve been here for a long time. I am just repeating from posts I see on these forums.
James ********
@Stuart ********
it seems to vary... some reports of success first time online others need to visit with their Thai immigration office the FIRST time.
Ellie *******
@James *******
, At least no written restriction for the first report online anymore with the current system (that was there with the old system)

The Current restriction is only about a new passport
James ********
@Ellie ******
thank you .
Stuart *********
@James *******
Agree and probably office specific like many things here. Why it should be doesn’t compute but I’ve seen many reports of people using the new system 1st time with no issue.
James ********
@Stuart ********
hopefully the bugs to the online 90 Day Reports have been resolved.
Michael ********
First one at the immi where you live and the others you can do online.
Ellie *******
@Michael ************
, There are reports people successfully did their very first 90days report online.
Nick ************
Do your 90 day report on line then it matters not where you are. You have to do it in person the first time. The system now works quite well.

I was told that you can do your 90 day report anywhere but once you get back to your registered address you should report there too.
James ********
You do the 90 day reports at the local Thai immigration office where your TM30 address is registered as your Thai residence.

It may be done online once you are registered as living in Hua Hin... The Thai immigration office where you obtained your Non O and one year extension of stay as retired in Thailand.
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