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Can I Mail My 90-Day Report After Changing Address in Thailand?

90-day reporting Thai immigration address change TM28 form expat procedures registered mail

Duncan *********

asked Aug 23, 2017

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Hi all. I've been doing my 90 day reporting via registered mail for the last 4 or 5 reports, and it's been no problem. Now I am moving Aug 26, and my question is, can I still do my 90 day via mail, simply filling in the new address? Or must I do it in person? Thanks for your help.

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The user is asking if they can continue to submit their 90-day reporting via registered mail after moving to a new address, based on previous successful attempts. Comments show mixed opinions, with some users having mailed their reports after moves without issues, while others suggest that in-person notification of address changes (TM28) may be necessary.

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Duncan *********

I've actually done two previous moves without ever doing a TM28, but they were in person. This is my first move since sending them in via mail.

9 years ago

Henry *********

I'm in exactly the same position but just plan to mail in my next 90 day report with the new address. Other colleagues have done this without problems (no TM28 either).

9 years ago

Duncan *********

@Tod ********

If I mail it and they reject it, what would happenm

9 years ago

Tod *********

@Dun***

, Just an FYI. A friend was out at Chaengwattana about 2:30 the other afternoon for his 90 day report and there was NOT a soul in the room waiting to file one. He was so shocked he thought they weren't accepting 90 day reports :O

9 years ago

Duncan *********

Probably best to just suck it up and go in person. Thanks.

9 years ago

Tod *********

If you're gonna chance it, definitely fill out the TM.28 change of address form in addition to the TM.47 ..

9 years ago

Tod *********

If they reject it, they probably would reject your 90 day report too, making you late, AND making you have to go in person to pay the 2000baht failure to file fine and sign the book and get the stamp in your passport for failure to file :O

9 years ago

Duncan *********

Thanks

@Tod ********

, I've heard it both ways. My friend just wrote the new address in and mailed it and had no problem. Others say you must go in person.

9 years ago

Tod *********

Good question. I know a friend who does his 90 day reporting at Lad Prao (one of the locations we can use in Bangkok) had to go out to Chaengwattana and file his change of address in person before he could report at Lad Prao again.

I honestly dunno, sorry :/ Someone will weigh in hopefully

9 years ago