Hello. I just come back from Immigration Hua Hin.The three months ago I was living in Chiang Mai. When I arrived there, the houseowner in Chiang Mai made TM 30 and I went to Immigration with TM 28. Now back in Hua Hin I went to Immigration, prepared TM 30 and TM 28 again. I read many times, that EVERYBODY has to report TM 28 at Immigration in within 24 hours and as a houseowner TM 30. I have a non Imm Visa 50+. Today I was told by Staff number 1 first and from her boss later that a) a houseowner (I have yellow book) does NEVER has to make TM 30 if he comes back to the address in the yellow book and b) owners of a yearly visa do NEVER have to make TM 28, it is enough to make 90 days,
So as a matter of fact, in my passport my Chiang Mai address is noticed and this is no problem for Immigration Hua Hin. I like when it is getting easier BUT can I believe that?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The original poster (OP) returned to Hua Hin after living in Chiang Mai and faced confusion regarding immigration reporting requirements for TM 30 and TM 28 forms. They were informed by immigration staff in Hua Hin that as a house owner (indicated by their yellow book) returning to their registered address, they were not required to file a TM 30. Additionally, they were told that holders of a yearly visa only need to report every 90 days, not with a TM 28. The OP expresses skepticism about this information, questioning its validity. The comments reveal varying experiences among expats at different immigration offices, with some being more lenient than others regarding these forms.