I have moved from Hua Hin to rented accom in Udon Thani.
My 90 day report is due in October.
To save any hassle what will immigration require from me to register my change of address ?
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To register your change of address in Udon Thani for your upcoming 90-day report, you will need to ensure that your landlord has completed a TM30 form when you moved in. This form is crucial as it registers your stay at the new address with immigration. Additionally, have a copy of your rental agreement on hand, as you typically need to file your address change within a specific timeframe. Visitors have reported that the process can be quick and efficient.
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Andy *********
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Thanks for the advice guys. All sorted today, in and out within 30 mins and polite helpful staff.
จอนห์ *******
A copy of your rental agreement. Asap as normally you have a time period to do this in.
Brandon ************
Your landlord should have filed a TM30 for you when you arrived at your new accomodations in Udon Thani. As long as the address you use for your 90 day report matches your most recent TM30 you shouldn't have any issues.
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