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Do I need to report my address change to Chon Buri immigration within 24 hours or just during my regular 90-day report?

90-day reporting TM.30 report TM.28 form Address change procedure Chon Buri immigration Saraburi immigration Visa regulations Thailand

Aug 30, 2018

8 years ago

James **********

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Once again I need to tap the collective wisdom of this great group.

 If I move from Saraburi (permanently) to Chon Buri during my 90 day report period, do I report to Chon buri immigration on the day I would have done so at Saraburi? Or am I obliged to report to Chom Buri immigration within 24 hours of arrival in Chon buri? Thus triggering a new 90 day period. Thank you.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

When moving from Saraburi to Chon Buri during your 90-day reporting period, you should file a TM.30 within 24 hours at the Jomtien Immigration office to report your new address. However, your next 90-day report date does not change; you will report at Chon Buri at the originally scheduled time. The TM28 form for address changes is no longer needed, as it has been integrated with the TM.30.

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Ron *******

Just to save you wasting your time and ink, don't bother down loading and filling out a TM28 change of address form. Chonburi will simply file it....in the bin. They have rolled the TM30 into both forms. That's all you need. They ditched the TM28 form requirement over 2 years ago.

8 years ago

James **********

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Thanks for the heads up Ron Angel

8 years ago

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James **********

Paul *******

Reporting you address to Immigration does not trigger a new 90 days. The date of the original 90 day report remain valid.

8 years ago

James **********

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Paul Darby thanks. I'm across this now.

8 years ago

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Tod *********

You are confusing a TM.30 report (needed at some immigration offices Jomtien being one) with a 90 day report.

You would go and file a TM.30 within 24 hours of taking up residence at the Jomtien Immigration office and then your next 90 day report would be due when ever it was supposed to be due you'd just report at Jomtien not your old immigration office

8 years ago

James **********

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OK clear now. Thanks

@Tod ********

8 years ago

Tod *********

In other words changing a residence and/or province doesn't reset the 90 day count down clock at all.

Leaving the country and comin' back does that ;)

8 years ago

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