What are the requirements for reporting a new address in Thailand and how do I handle the TM30 form with my landlord?

Nov 11, 2020
4 years ago
Persey **********
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Hi admins. I need your help about notification on changing address. I originally came from Phuket then moved to Nakhon Pathom in august. New landlord filed online for my notification of residence in Nakhon Pathom in August. Then in Oct 7 I went to Nakhon Pathom immigration to do 90 day report. My next report is Jan 4, 2021 but I will be moving to a new place in BKK this Friday. I have informed my new landlord in BKK about this but they dont have any experience on reporting. Questions are:

1. When should I go in and report my residence?

2. What forms do I need? Ive read about TM28 but im confused.

3. What requirements do I ask from my landlord?

TIA.
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user seeks guidance on notifying immigration about changing residences in Thailand. They have moved from Nakhon Pathom to Bangkok and are unsure about the timing and requirements for reporting their new address, specifically regarding the TM30 form. Community comments clarify the difference between the TM30 and the 90-day report, emphasizing that the TM30 should be filed by the landlord within 24 business hours of moving in. Suggestions for filing the TM30 using mobile apps or online were provided, as well as the necessary forms and landlord requirements.
Arianna ************
TM30 form...id of the owner..and a copy of your contract
Benjamin ******
@Arianna ***********
For Bangkok, much more is needed. you'll need:

-lease

-data page of your passport

-visa (if you have one)

-extension (if you have one)

-entry stamp

-TM6 departure card

sign the copies of your passport stuff.
Benjamin ******
Your 90 day report and the TM30 are completely different concepts. You must file your 90 day report every 90 consecutive days you are in Thailand. A TM30 *MAY BE* filed no later than 24 business hours after you start staying in a new location.

>I have informed my new landlord in BKK about this but they dont have any experience on reporting

Your landlord should be familiar with reporting a TM30. Your landlord can use one of the following three programs to submit a TM30:

Apple app

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Android app

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Online [best option]:

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Persey **********
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Ah okay. Got that. Thanks!!!
Persey **********
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@Benjamin *****
Oh ok. I mean now that ive been registered in bkk should i just then follow the next 90 dayreport which is in january?
Benjamin ******
@Persey *********
The TM30 and the 90 day report systems are two completely different processes. You'll file your next 90 day report as normal; in early January.
Persey **********
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@Tod ********
Hi, update: my landlord was able to register online thankfully its in thai so they did it. Anyway, my next 90day report is in jan 4 (fr my nakhon pathom residence). Question is, do i have to still go to MTT to report? Or should i go in january?
Benjamin ******
@Persey *********
MTT is a temporary building. We don't know if it'll still be operating in late December/ early January.
Persey **********
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@Benjamin *****
they seem to not want to file cause they dont speak good english too so i was thinking maybe i can file myself?if i do, how do i do this?
Benjamin ******
@Persey *********
According to
@Tod ********
in this post, you can self file:

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REPOST: Self File TM-30 BANGKOK ONLY.

This is the way you need to fill out the TM30 form if you are filing with NO documentation from your land lord

Your name goes at the top of the form, your address goes under it, then your address AGAIN as the address where the foreigner lives.

In the blank area at the bottom left hand side of the piece that they will tear off and give back to you write your address again.

On the second page (the table) put all your information.

You sign BOTH forms on the signature lines. Print the forms correctly. the first page is portrait orientation and second page is landscape orientation :O

Make copies of;

-lease

-data page of your passport

-visa (if you have one)

-extension (if you have one)

-entry stamp

-TM6 departure card

sign the copies of your passport stuff.

This is a way to file a TM30 in BANGKOK without any information from your land lord at all. <- (meaning you don't need their i/d, their house book listing, a power of attorney form with the 10 baht in tax stamps).

AFAIK: this ONLY works in Bangkok but I can say with 100% accuracy that it does work (y)
Persey **********
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@Benjamin *****
thanks this is helpful. so i should go there right after moving correct?
Tod *********
@Persey *********
keep in mind that was "pre-covid-19-shit-storm" and your mileage may vary. Dunno if it still works or not AND in Bangkok you go to MTT to file a TM30
Benjamin ******
@Persey *********
Yes, no later than 24 business hours after you moved in.
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