How do I transfer my immigration file when moving to a different province in Thailand?

This is my evening having a cold beer and taking in the view

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I also stay in the sticks Nam Kliang Sisaket province and love the peace and tranquility from my front porch nearest neighbor about 500 mtrs away and wouldn’t swap it for a coastal location

Just go a vacation to the coast when you feel like it

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if you are staying in a family owned house just go back there a week or so before to renew your extension ....get the family to update your TM30 then go back and do your renewal ....

I moved from Pattaya to Khon Kaen 3 years ago. All I did was go to the Immigration office in Khon Kaen and registered my new address. I use Kasikorn bank so things were easy, I went to the local Kasikorn bank together with a residency certificate from Immigration shortly after arriving here and had no problems opening a new account but as I had all my UK bank transfers setup for my Pattaya account I left that as it was. When my retirement extension was due I just went to my local branch in Khon Kaen and they issued the statement and letter based on my Pattaya account. So long as you register your new address there shouldn't be any problems but don't expect things to be easy if you don't register and try to do a 90 day or retirement renewal in a different office to the one you are registered with. I'm not saying you can't as I don't know but I could see it being a problem

The local office do not hold your file as it is all online now

Your original bank branch doesn’t change. You can do most anything at any branch but to close the account you have to go to the original branch. You also have to use cardless withdrawal at ATM’s to avoid ATM charges.

I live in Bangkok now but my Bangkok Bank branch is in Kantharalak, Sisaket province, 8 hours away.

I would say the busier the location , the busier the immigration is going to be. Phuket,Samui etc…… but if you do it right it’s only one or 2 visits a year

everytime when you have.a new location, you need a tm30

It's pretty straightforward. Wherever you stay in the new location has to file a TM30 for you, get a copy of the receipt, then you just start doing 90 day reports there and extensions etc. Probably best to ask the new immigration office if they require you to file a change of address form but not all do.