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Can I report my 90-day stay in Bangkok if my retirement visa was issued in Chonburi?
90-day reportingNON-O visaretirement visaThailand immigrationChonburi immigration officeBangkok immigration officeTM30 filingaddress change
Nov 30, 2020
5 years ago
Sonda *******
ORIGINAL POSTER90 day reporting.
Details: non imm. O ( Retirement). I live in both Chonburi and Bangkok- 2 leases. Application was done in Chonburi with Chonburi lease. Can I do the 1st 90 day in person report in Bkk or do I need to change my address to do so? Thanks!
Details: non imm. O ( Retirement). I live in both Chonburi and Bangkok- 2 leases. Application was done in Chonburi with Chonburi lease. Can I do the 1st 90 day in person report in Bkk or do I need to change my address to do so? Thanks!
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user inquires about reporting their first 90-day stay for a NON-O retirement visa, which was obtained in Chonburi, and whether it is necessary to change their address to report in Bangkok instead. Community comments clarify that according to immigration rules, reporting should be done at the office where the visa extension was granted (Chonburi). If the user wishes to report in Bangkok, they would need to change their address and file a TM30, which could complicate future reporting.
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Tod *********
I think that the O/P has an idea of how the process works and can figure it out on their own from here.
James *******
Anywhere in Chonburi province, I've done it.
James *******
True enough. You can into any provincial Immigration office, as long your visa is from that province. At least that has been my experience in 18 years of living in Thailand.
Tod *********
@James ******
EXCEPT in Bangkok :/ There are 5 immigration offices in Bangkok, BUT
for 90 day reporting you have to use the office where you get your extension. <- or in the case of the new MTT office open for 90 day reporting go there instead of Chaengwattana.
You can't use any of the other offices in the city to do a 90 day report.
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@James ******
umm, there's only 2 offices in Chonburi :P SO anywhere means either Jomtien or Sri Racha ;) Reply to
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James *******
Sri Racha would be the easiest, 10 minutes or less.
Tod *********
Even though there are two immigration offices in Chonburi province
IF your stamp came from Jomtien I don't think you can go to Sri Racha and vice versa..
@Ja***
I don't believe you can pick and choose what office you use there. IF your stamp came from Jomtien I don't think you can go to Sri Racha and vice versa..
James *******
@Tod ********
I had a visa from Jomtien before and did my reporting in Sri Racha, no problems.Sonda *******
ORIGINAL POSTER@James ******
thanks JamesTod *********
@James ******
which is why I said "I don't believe" <- meaning I have no first hand knowledge of whether you can or can't do it. ;)Reply to
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Jomtien is much easier to do the reporting.
Up to you...
But will need to do as Tod said.
Did you file a TM 30 in Jomtien..
Or not ???
Up to you...
But will need to do as Tod said.
Did you file a TM 30 in Jomtien..
Or not ???
Sonda *******
ORIGINAL POSTER@James *******
the application was done in Jomtien yes. Now need ro do 90 day report- 1st one. We will get new owner to fill out a TM30 in bkk I guessReply to
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Tod *********
You got the extension in Chonburi and as a rule you do 90 day reporting in the office where you got the extension.
What is the reason you wanna do it in Bangkok?
You'd have to file a TM30, change your address to bangkok, and then you couldn't file a 90 day report in Chonburi anymore (without changing your address back) SO pick one and that's the place you do your 90 day reporting.
What is the reason you wanna do it in Bangkok?
You'd have to file a TM30, change your address to bangkok, and then you couldn't file a 90 day report in Chonburi anymore (without changing your address back) SO pick one and that's the place you do your 90 day reporting.
Sonda *******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tod ********
we can do them all online though from the 1st one correct?Tod *********
@Sonda ******
yep, after you file one in person you should be able to do them online using the same addressReply to
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Sonda *******
ORIGINAL POSTERThank you Tod and James
Sonda *******
ORIGINAL POSTERWe are spending more time in bkk these days.
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