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How can I report my new address to the immigration office in Thailand?
Feb 8, 2021
5 years ago
Sara ******
ORIGINAL POSTERHi, where I can report my new address to immigration office? I really like to do it online or by post office because it's one day trip and couple thousand bht go to immigration office.
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To report your new address to the immigration office in Thailand, you can have your landlord do it on your behalf, as they are usually responsible for registering your address. Your landlord will need your passport photo and visa stamp photo. They can perform the registration online through the Immigration's extranet platform (https://extranet.immigration.go.th/fn24online/). If you prefer to handle it yourself, you can visit the immigration office directly, but note that this may involve travel costs. Some commenters suggest checking with local police stations as an alternative.
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David *********
Go to Immigration office yourself. This way you know for sure it is done. Otherwise go to a Visa company but I am sure you will pay more. You do not want a fine or face possible deportation.
Bob **********
Your landlord should do it online or try at the local police station
Sara ******
ORIGINAL POSTERI get TM30 soon from my landlord. I just wasn't sure should I also do something or is it enough that they do it?
Nigel *********
depends what visa you're going for
Sara ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Nigel *********************
Non O based on marriageReply to
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Zabel ******************
@Sara ***********
Make your landlord take screenshot and send to you Sara ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Zabel *****************
last time I go immigration office I have TM30, lease contract and landlords ID copy. They want all those papers original and copies.Zabel ******************
@Sara ***********
Yes if do it yourself then you will have to show rental contract owner's I'd with signature on it and most also want a copy of the tittle deed with signature on it they want an original signature on each copy paperwork Reply to
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Nigel *********
@Sara ***********
If the landlord has done it properly then theres nothing for you to do. ask them for the screen shot once they have completed the form for your records.Reply to
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Zabel ******************
Your landlord should do it for you and you should provide passport photo visa and stamp photo.
Your landlord should first make a registration and would receive and email there often can end up in the Spam mail box first after that the landlord can register you
Your landlord should first make a registration and would receive and email there often can end up in the Spam mail box first after that the landlord can register you
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Nigel *********
Can your landlord do it?
Nigel *********
thats why you should go with a reputable landlord. I had to move twice because of arsehole landlords. Plenty of good landlords out there at the moment
Zabel ******************
@Nigel *********************
My point was more the tenant can often help after it's not that hard and also often enough to explain it won't take any real effort and effect tax in life it's about finding solution not making problemsGorgon *****
@Zabel *****************
that was refreshing..Reply to
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Sara ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Nigel *********************
I get that today. I just want to confirm that is enough and I don't have to do report also.Reply to
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Nigel *********
It's the landlords responsibility.
Zabel ******************
@Nigel *********************
That might be but you are the one who get the fine in the end of the day that's what matter Steve *******
@Zabel *****************
You dont get the fine but the fine has to be paid before you can get an extention of stay.Zabel ******************
@Steve ******
Call it what you want if you don't pay it then you are the one with the problems so guess who normally end's up paying it Reply to
Zabel ******************
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Nigel *********
it's your landlords job, make sure they do it or you should get a new place to live.
Zabel ******************
@Nigel *********************
Many landlords would not know how to do it and also are scared to do it after they think then tax will come after them but that is not the case anyways it's a bit late not for the OPReply to
Zabel ******************
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Sara ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Nigel *********************
This is my first time so I don't know should I do it or it is enough that landlord do it? Reply to
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