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How do I report my address after moving to a new condo with a Non-O visa in Thailand?

Non-O visa TM30 reporting address registration immigration procedures Thailand expat advice Bangkok immigration office

Dennis **********

asked Oct 6, 2020

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I moved to new condo. Also got a Non-O. I am instructed to report my address, I never did on my own before. How do I do that?

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After moving to a new condo in Thailand and holding a Non-O visa, you need to report your new address. This process is often done using the TM30 form. The requirements can vary by immigration office; some may require that the TM30 be submitted within 24 hours of your arrival at a new location, while others may only need it when you enter Thailand. To complete this, you may need documents from your property owner (like the housebook and ID) and your own documents, including your passport, visa, and a passport photo. It's recommended to check specific procedures with your local immigration office, especially in Bangkok where a printed and filled-out TM30 form may be necessary.

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Andrew *********

If you are in Bangkok take your passport, contract of stay, visa and passport photo ( make photo copies ) download the form and complete ( then print out looks more professional)

6 years ago

Benjamin ******

I'm assuming you're referring to the TM30. Some immigration offices only want a new TM30 whenever you enter Thailand, and some immigration offices want a new TM30 no later than 24 business hours after you start staying in a location. Ask your local immigration office for details.

IF you're in at an immigration office that requires a TM30 no later then 24 hours after you arrive at a new location, you'll need some documents from the property owner, such as the housebook and ID. The property owner should have submitted this automatically.

6 years ago

John ******

@Benjamin *****

Get the TM 30 form from your Immigration office, get signed copies of your landlord‘s house register (Tabien Barn) and ID card and let him fill and sign the form. Prepare copies of your passport, take the mentioned paperwork and go to the immigration office. That will do. Most immigration offices have separate queues for TM30 reporting.

6 years ago

Ellie *******

@John *****

,You may also need an attorney form if the applicant name is landlord's.

6 years ago

Benjamin ******

@John *****

Some offices allow that, like Bangkok, and other offices don't (like Kanchanburi).

For Bangkok self-filing, read Tod's post at

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6 years ago

Dennis **********

The agent of the owner told me that I have to go with him there, but before that, I have to register online. But where, how?

6 years ago

Philip **********

@Dennis *********

.... it’s the owner of the property who does the report .

6 years ago

Philip **********

@Benjamin *****

.... I wouldn’t disagree there . Not always easy I suppose .

6 years ago

Benjamin ******

@Philip *********

Yes, but... It's the person who's taking control of the property to make sure the TM30 is filed, otherwise they are fined.

6 years ago

Benjamin ******

@Dennis *********

I have no idea what your real estate agent is referring to about "registering online". The TM30 system is written in Thai, and does require some documents from the property owner (NOT the real estate agent):

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For the instruction manual that's written in Thai.

You'll have to ask your real estate agent for information on exactly what he's referring to.

6 years ago

Dennis **********

@Benjamin *****

My property owner did nothing so far.

6 years ago