I went today to Khon Kean Immigration Office. Moved to a small village in their area so up to do my TM 28 change address and TM30 with the misses because I stay in her house. A long search, nice signs on the road Immigration Office 1.5 KM. After 3 KM U turn and yes again the same sign but no Immigration Office to find. Ask the postman, he explain You enter the compound of the Royal Thai Police Training Center Region 4 and in one of the buildings is Immigration. Nice if you know. Found it, outside is a Immigration staff with copy machine, explain her what we like, she gives the correct form, big tables to fill in, she checks and send you inside the office, directly our turn and all went smooth. Within 15 minutes done and dusted, very friendly staff. She told me I can do 90 day reports online, but the system is not so good, so maybe better if I just visit them. Yeah 120 KM on the motorbike one way, I go for the internet option.
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The post describes a visit to the Khon Kaen Immigration Office for address change (TM 28) and 90-day reporting (TM 30). It details the experience of finding the office within the Royal Thai Police Training Center and the efficient service received. The author notes that while online reporting is an option, it may not always work well, suggesting that visits could be more reliable.
90 DAY REPORTING RESOURCES / SERVICES
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I got a slip with the date in my passport, and I have a calendar on the wall and on my computer. I don't need an app to help me remind my duties to Immigration.
It is because the website requires a version of explorer that is so old you may need a floppy disc. I mean the REAL floppy disc. 5 inch diameter? Soft black plastic? Am I alone in remembering them?
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