Do I need to notify immigration immediately after changing provinces in Thailand, or is this addressed during my 90-day report?

Oct 18, 2023
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Power **********
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Hello all, when I change province do I need to let immigration know straight away or is that what I am doing when I go and do my 90 day report? Just trying to clarify so I don’t get a fine. Also I’ve never done an online 90 day report , can I do that having changed to a different province? Thank you all this group is so helpful 😊
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When you move to a new province in Thailand, you are required to notify the local immigration office by filing a TM30 form within 24 hours of your move. This is separate from your 90-day report. Some provinces may have restrictions that do not allow online 90-day reporting until you have applied for an extension in that province, so it's important to confirm the rules with your new local immigration office.
James ********
It sounds like you have already moved into a new province. If you have, you need to check with your New Local Thai Immigration office and have a TM 30 filed
Wannikea *********
Are you just traveling around or are you moving to a new residence?
Ellie *******
You are supposed to be submitted with your TM30 within 24 hours of moving to your new address.

That is local office-specific if they allow you to report 90 days online after moving in or not. There are provinces that don't allow you to do online 90 days reporting until you apply for an extension in that province.

You need to check with your local office.
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