Looking for a second opinion regarding 90 day report.
History:
I moved from another province to Phuket, and my hotel reported me via TM30 online.
Also, I applied and received a certificate of residence (COR), during the same time period. Another 90 day report was not requested by immigration to apply for the COR.
I'm not certain that immigration did it for me.
My previous 90 day report was in another province.
Answer:
A. My certificate of residence is considered a "show of reporting", negating the need to be concurrent from my previous 90 day reporting.
Since I was in-person when I applied.
B It's 90 days from when I received the COR.
C. 90 reporting runs concurrent regardless. I still need to come in because TIT.
Thanks
TLDR : Answer Summary
The conversation centers around the 90-day reporting requirement for expats in Thailand, particularly after moving provinces. The original poster shares their experience of moving to Phuket, where their hotel submitted a TM30 report, and they received a certificate of residence. They seek clarity on the 90-day reporting rules. The answers emphasize that getting a certificate of residence does not negate the need for a 90-day report, which must be filed in person after moving provinces; it's due 90 days from entry or the last report. Comments clarify that residency certificates do not reset the reporting timeline and that the report must be made to the immigration office corresponding with the location of the last TM30 report.