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Do I need to notify immigration after changing my address for the 90-day report in Chiang Mai?

90-day report TM30 Chiang Mai immigration address change Thai visa regulations

Aug 4, 2021

5 years ago

Stephen *******

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Good evening visa experts, hope y’all are well and safe. My question…re 90 day report. If I change address and get a new tm30 21 days after my last report, do I have to notify immigration, or just go the next time as normal. I report to Chiang Mai if that is relevant. Thank you 🙏

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The inquiry is about whether one needs to notify immigration after changing their address and filing a new TM30 before the next scheduled 90-day report. Users suggest that if on a long-term extension, reporting the new address might be necessary, but it's uncertain how strict Chiang Mai's requirements are regarding TM30.

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What type of extension do you have? If you are on an extension that starting on a long-term type, you may need to report TM30 with your new address. (Or maybe you could report with your old address, but I don't know what Chain Mai requires)..

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Stephen *******

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@Ellie ******

3 months into marriage visa.

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Benjamin ******

I don't know how strict Chiang Mai is with the TM30. For the 90 day report, you do need to report as normal

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