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Do I have to report my 90-day visit from Pattaya after moving to Rayong with a retirement visa?

Retirement Visa 90-Day Reporting Address Change Immigration Pattaya Rayong Thailand Expat Advice

Dec 28, 2017

7 years ago

Lyndon ********

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I currently have a retirement visa in Pattaya but will soon be moving to rayong. And already know I have to give new change of address to immigration but will there be any drama with me living down there but still doing my 90 day reporting up here

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The user is transitioning from Pattaya to Rayong while holding a retirement visa and inquires about the implications of continuing to report their 90-day status at the Pattaya immigration office. Responses clarify that one must report at the immigration office corresponding to their current residence (Rayong) after filing a change of address, emphasizing Rayong's strict enforcement of regulations.

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Lyndon ********

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Thank all for your help ,,, it looks like the paperwork will never stop

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Mark *******

The staff at the Rayong immigration office are really friendly and helpful, but they are very strict on 90-day reporting and notification of new address. They are motivated by fee generation, and won't hesitate to enrich themselves when they spot a technical violation.

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Tod *********

You file your 90 day report with the immigration office where you live. Once you file the change of address (and the TM.30 just for good measure) down there that's where you do your 90 day reporting from then on.

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Tod *********

, well, spotted I didn't even notice it, :(

I deleted it :)

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Thomas ********************

Tod, you shouldn't encourage topic hijacking :)

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Tod *********

you would do your 90 day report down there :/

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Lyndon ********

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But I come up here every week so happy to still do it here is it a drama to them

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