Do I need to report my address in person upon returning to Thailand with an O-visa?

Why sombody shoud start do things, normaly nobody ask for. Not your problem. :-)

another day in paradise, Nothing is Easy:

did you get a re-entry permit before leaving

I thought you could only leave Thailand for 90 days or less on a NON-O VISA's even with a re-entry permit. So you can leave for more than 90 days and return and keep your NON O VISA and not have to reapply for it? Thanks

Foreigners would Need to have their name in a Blue Thai Household Book / Blue Tabien Baan ( ทร.14 ) and a Pink Non–Thai Citizen ID Card if they are a Thai Permanent Resident (Thai PR) ถิ่นที่อยู่ with a Thai PR Book ใบสำคัญถิ่นที่อยู่

otherwise, without Thai PR Book ใบสำคัญถิ่นที่อยู่ all Foreigners can only have their name in a Yellow Tabien Baan ( ทร.13 )

Can we see a copy of this blue Tabien Baan with a foreigner's name in it?

Blue book for Thai or Yellow book for foreigners?

If YOU yourself have a blue blook with your name in it, it is kind of tricky.

Technically the Landlord housing a foreigner has to do the reporting.

If you do it yourself, as in the landlord does not want to do it, you need:

- A copy of the first 2 pages of the house book - of the landlord. Signed by him.

- A copy of the ID card of the landlord. Signed by him.

- The filled out TM30 paper, signed by him (you can download that)

- A list of foreigners he wants to notify about, obviously it is only one person, which is you. (you download that, too).

Now, as you say you have your own blue book - that confuses the situation a bit.

I would assume, you need a copy of your own blue book, with YOUR signature.

However: I have no clue - INTERESTING QUESTION!

I suggest to call immigration, I mean your wife, or just go in time together, and have all your ID cards and blue books, and prepare the copies already.

Keep us informed, it is an interesting situation!

Your wife needs to report your presence within 24 hours. Wife needs to go with you to immigration with a few copies of house book and her ID, originals too. They will register the home, do your 1st TM30, and set her up to do future TM30's online. I had them set it up on my email for login and I do the TM30 online each time I arrive home.

I'm struggling to understand how you got into blue book as normally reserved for Thais

They only way that a foreigner can have a 'blue book' is if they have PR and if you have that, surely that negates your question.

She can register herself and the house for TM30 then file the TM30 online when you arrive. No need to visit the office. If not, you have 24 hours to notify them, so the next day will do.

It's your first 90 day report on returning that has to be done in person ;)

Du fyller väl adressen i när du gör det digitala thai arrival card 72 timmar innan ankomst? Eller?

You don't report, your wife reports that you are staying in her house. She can do it online but she'll need to register if she hasn't done it before