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Do I need to file a new 90-day report and TM30 after moving to a condo?

90-day report TM30 form privilege visa Thailand immigration expat help

Oct 13, 2023

3 years ago

Marvin *********

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Hello, iam on  a privilige visa my next 90 day report  is in december. Iam living now in a hotel and will change next week in to a rented condo.

Do i have to do a new 90 day report with the new TM 30 and adress or can i wait until december and make only then new 90 days report with the new TM 30?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

If you are on a privilege visa and planning to move to a new address, you do not need to file a new 90-day report until your scheduled reporting time in December. However, you must ensure that the address on your upcoming 90-day report matches the TM30 that is filed for you, which your new landlord is responsible for submitting within 24 hours of your move.

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As a side note your new landlord is required to file a TM30 within 24 hours after you move in.

3 years ago

Phil ******

@Marvin ********

Agree with

@Brandon ***********

. Make sure the TM30 Matches your one filed.

3 years ago

Bob **********

Your date stays the same

3 years ago

Brandon ************

90 day report has nothing to do with TM30.

You do the TM47 each time you spend 90 consecutive days in Thailand. Moving around inside the country doesn't change this in any way.

The only thing you need to do is make sure the address you report on your next TM47 matches the most recent TM30 that was filed for you.

3 years ago

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