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Do I need to check in with immigration for the TM30 when staying at a hotel in Chiang Mai?

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Nov 4, 2024

a year ago

Jon ********

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I am going to Chiangmai for a week. I have not left Pattaya for an overnight stay since Covid days. I can't recall if  I need to check in with immigration for the TM30.? I will be staying at a hotel. Thanks

what do you mean i need to do with my address?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

When traveling within Thailand, specifically from Pattaya to Chiang Mai, you do not need to re-register your TM30 at the Pattaya immigration office if you are returning to your primary address after your stay. Hotels in Chiang Mai will usually register your address for the duration of your stay. After returning, ensure your TM30 records reflect your primary address for 90-day reporting, especially if you need to apply for immigration services.

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Alastair *******

We travel constantly within Thailand, staying at hotels, little resorts and even home stays.

They do the TM30 stuff and I’ve never had any Immigration issues about it.

I always do the 90 Day online - no problems!

At the annual extension, it’s not even mentioned.

Khon Kaen Immigration Office.

I just got back from Chiang Mai yesterday and off to Hua Hin on Monday.

Just don’t cross any border without the due process in place first 😉!

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a year ago

Jon ********

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I got hit with it once in khon kaen, it is checked.

a year ago

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James ********

Pattaya Jomtien immigration office does not require a new TM30 address registration if you are returning to your current address from travel inside Thailand.

a year ago

Ryan ********

@James *******

okay, so the OP doesn’t need to do anything at all.

a year ago

James ********

@Ryan *******

Correct if uses Thai Immigration office in Pattaya Jomtien. Ask your Local Thai Immigration office for their requirements.

a year ago

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Ellie *******

Most likely, the hotel will register your TM30 with the hotel's address in Chaing Mai. You don't have to do anything with it unless you want to apply for something at the Chiang Mai office.

In case Pattaya is your primary address.

Once you are back from your trip, your latest TM30 record will be with the hotel address. You may need to re-submit your TM30 with your primary address so that the latest TM30 record has your proper address. It is necessary to match your address data on the TM30 system with the one you use on the 90-day reporting system regardless of local immigration TM30 policy, especially if you want to do a 90-day report online.

a year ago

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Ellie *******

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