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Do I need to do anything after my landlord filed a TM30 for my new place in Chiang Mai?

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Mar 17, 2020

6 years ago

Kenny ********

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This might be a dumb question but I moved into a new place here in chiang mai and my landlord did the tm30 and send me a screen shot for prof , is there anything I need to do ? I have my 90 day check in on April 1

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After your landlord completed the TM30 registration for your new residence in Chiang Mai, you do not need to take any further actions. However, it's advisable to have a printed copy of the TM30 receipt, as some officials might require it during your 90-day check-in.

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Garrett ***********

Definitely not a dumb question mate. You don't need to do anything else though. Make sure to print out the photo of the TM30 receipt though. Some officers are ok looking at it on your phone, some make you print it out.

6 years ago

Roy ***********

I am not sure, but should he not also do a TM27 himself, change of address?

6 years ago

Garrett ***********

Also remember, Chiang mai immigration has moved 90 day reporting to their new location in Promadana Mall.

6 years ago

Kenny ********

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@Garrette ***********

thank you

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