Do we need to file a change of address after moving to a new condo in Thailand?

TM 30 Change of Address Thailand Visa Expats in Thailand Condo Rental Immigration Rules

Feb 6, 2019

6 years ago

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Friends, the owner of the condo where we have been staying for a month filed a TM 30.  We are renting for the foreseeable future from the owner of another condo starting in a week, and she will file a TM 30 as well.  Do we need to file a change of address?  If so, in person?

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The owner of your new condo will file a TM 30 for you, which is a notification of your address to immigration authorities. However, it's advisable to check if you also need to file a change of address in person to ensure that your records are updated properly with the immigration office.

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