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Do I need to register my address with Huahin immigration if I move from Samui with a retired extension of stay?

Extension of Stay Address Registration Huahin Immigration TM30 Form TM28 Form Retired Visa Expat Immigration

Oct 22, 2018

8 years ago

Jacques *********

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Hi everyone, i have an extension of stay (retired) valid until july 2019 issued by Samui immigration. I will be moving to Huahin in november. I need to register my new adress at Huahin immigration on arrival from Samui right? And just to make sure my extension is valid in Huahin?? and will do 90 report there or i need to get new extension from Huahin immigration? Thanks so much.

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You can keep your Extension of Stay (retired) valid until July 2019 when moving from Samui to Huahin. Upon arrival in Huahin, you need to register your new address using the TM30 form, and possibly also the TM28 form, which you can download from the Immigration website. Your extension remains valid in Huahin, and you will continue with the 90-day report there.

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Jacques *********

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Thanks a lot, very much appreciated.

8 years ago

Robert *******

Youŕe Extension of Stay stays valid. You only need to change your address from Samui to Hua Hin. You report your address using the TM30 form, some offices also request the Change of Address form next to this, this is the TM28 Form. You can download here:

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