Do I need to report my address to local immigration if I'm staying in Thailand on a tourist visa?

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Jan 19, 2019

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Simon Lauder asked in another thread

I normally come in for 30 days into bkk have a week or so in Samui or pattaya. Then prasat for three weeks. do i have to report to Local immigration to report my address .

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Simon Lauder is inquiring about the necessity of reporting his address to local immigration while staying in Thailand on a tourist visa, where he usually spends time in Bangkok, Samui, Pattaya, and Prasat.

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