Do I need to re-register my address with immigration if I travel within Thailand?

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No

No

Always , and do it in 24h each place

If you checked in a hotel under your name, yes. I always reserve hotels in my wife's name just so I don't have to keep doing TM30s.

No. Your hotel will do it

In over 25 years I never did it myself. Never had any issues. Stayed Hotels, my condo in Bangkok and private places like our home in Isaan.

Just leave thailand. Easier

How long do expats have to register residence before fined?.

Im staying with wife at or KK home in June.

I'll be entering Thailand on 0 visa 90 days marriage.

Im wanting to obtain a residence certificate so.i can open a Thai bank account.

It depends on your Home Immigration Office - e g Chonburi don't require that - but other Offices yes - Check with your Immigration Office Not with FB (you See a Lot of comments "the Hotel do" what Has nothing to do with your Question...)

You can stay for two months no problem just do your Digital arrival arrival card on line and you can stay for 60 days

No

Just renew my 90 days without any problem....despite the fact I stay in various hotels recently ...

No, the owner where you stay as to do this ..

Ce sont les hôtels et les lieux d'hébergements qui signalent votre présence, rien à faire de votre côté

Not necessary.

Yes if you own or rent also if you rent you have to go with the owner after you register and go in and out you just go by yourself when you return because them have your register from before done this many years if you change address you will have to register or take the owner .

Surely only on the day thereabouts on the 90 day advisory, in between you can go wherever you want !

report every 90 days. if you do change your address like from one condo to another make sure tm30 is done by the owner. if they refuse to do it and do it yourself. otherwise don't worry about it.

yep.

Most people here, including the Mods and Admins, have no Yellow Book, they can not get it. Like backpackers.

With the Yellow Book, your TM30 nightmare disappears.

My TM30 is forever, I will never change my address. My own condo in Bangkok.

Going weekend to Hua Hin? My Thai Pink ID for foreigners, my Thai driving license, no hotel TM30 willo change my address nor even submit their TM30.

It depends...

I presume there is a TM30 registration where you are staying now. The owner of the accommodation (partner, friend, family, hotel, apartment..) has to file for you. They are responsible. But you have to check if that is done, and preferably ask for a copy.

If and when you travel within Thailand, and you stay in one or more hotels, they have to file (but my experience is, they do not want the daily hassle, even though it is mandatory. In my case they never did). So ask them if they do, and ask for a copy (if they do).

When you get back to your permanent residence/accommodation you have to file again (I mean the owner of the residence). But again, only if other places have.

My example. When I arrive in Thailand, I stay with my girlfriend. She has to file (easy, she just got an account online, that you use everytime). When we travel within the country, and a hotel DOES file too, then I (my girlfriend) has to file again when we get back home. And this is the case EVERYTIME)...

People here have said it is not a big deal if you don't have to deal with immigration (for an extension for example). That is half true. Don't forget, it is mandatory. If a policeman pulls you over, they could ask for it...

But, I think that hardly happens.

Someone here even stated: "there are different rules"... No. There is one rule: you have to file for a TM30 everytime... (like, you have to carry your original passport at all times. People will always tell you different. But that is a different topic).

your hotel shoild be able to register you.

Many years ago (pre-online reporting) we travelled up to my wife's village in Isaan, some 900kms away from home. After a couple of weeks there it dawned on me that my 90 day reporting was due. Back then you could report your TM30 info to the police if you were not near a town with immigration. The local chief of police was not interested one bit. In fact his only interest once he found out I was from Glasgow was whether I supported Rangers or Celtic. 😆 We had to drive 70k to Nakon Phanom and tell them we just arrived and could they do my 90 day reporting while I was there. Job done.

I had to show a tm30 other day at immigration. Guess depends on the officer.

Everywhere you stay will take your passport number and forward to immigration

25 years going to Thai (visa exemption, then 30 days, now 60 days) I never knew the TM30 even existed. Since joining this group, now I need Immigration services and I did TM30. Non O extensions.

My Thai wife (Blue Book holder) had to be with me at the Immigration office (Bangkok, Samut Prakan) to register me. She had to sign several papers. Our family, we live in Japan but still she (my wife) has the Blue Book on my own condo.

I do it online, if I go away anywhere when I come back fill this in

Wouldn’t it be easier just to require all foreigners to wear a gps ankle bracelet?

actually it is no need, even if travelling overseas but back to same reported address on.file

it's not like that when i asked immigration recently when i report TM30, the counter officer said no need, but added i might as well report as i came to.office anyway, hahahaha, so humourous! i actually report this on my google map review titled: residence notification, you can browse

Phone your immigration they all have different rules.

I tried to do my 90 day report on Friday and it was rejected saying I was registered as staying in Chumphon. So have to update my TM30 before completing the 90 day report. I was there for 1 night whilst driving between Bangkok and Phuket. I've been at the same address for 4 years. Never had this problem before, has something changed recently?

Depend where do you will stai in Thailand.

In normal case hotel and landlord will need register for you.

In some case if is private house or condo , better if you register yourself 😉

You will only notice this if you actually need a TM30 for something else that involves Thai Immigration. For example, residence certificate for a bank account or getting a Thai driving license.

I was just in imagination on Friday getting photos taken with imagination police and they know about my next trip away and said every time you go away you have to come back and re- register, I'm not bothered but I go away to three days every two weeks so my visits to imagination are going to be the same as staff, lol

It depends on the immigration office whether they require you to submit a new TM30, even if you return to the same address.

It’s the responsibility of the property owner to register foreigners at their place. Hotels will do this online and in theory places like condos or Airbnb should do also but sometimes won’t.

If you need no interaction with immigration you won’t need to worry about it.