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What is the procedure for reporting a new address to Immigration in Chiang Mai after renting a house?

Chiang Mai TM30 Form Immigration Reporting Housing Rental Visa Procedures SETV to Non-B Visa 90-Day Non-B Visa Expats in Thailand

Jul 12, 2018

8 years ago

Ambrosia *******

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Possibly signing a lease for a house rental tomorrow in Chiang Mai.  Once I move in what's the general procedure for reporting to Immigration in CM and what form do I need to get (can I print/fill it beforehand)?  And I have to report the same way again when I leave the country and come back in?  Last time I rented a house here, this was a non-issue so I've never done it.  If someone has a link to the info, I'd be really grateful.

Also, on a slightly different note, I'm switching from a SETV to a non-B soon.  I'll have to do 90day non-Bs a couple times before I get the full one year multi-entry.  Which consulate do people recommend for this type of visa (90day non-B)?

Thanks in advance. :)

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TLDR : Answer Summary

When signing a lease for a house rental in Chiang Mai, you need to report your new address to Immigration using the TM30 form. It's advisable to fill out this form beforehand, and be sure to include a copy of your ID card (front and back) and the housebook from your landlord. After reporting, you'll receive a slip in your passport that must be updated whenever you leave Thailand and return. If you're switching from a SETV to a Non-B visa, and will need to do 90-day Non-Bs multiple times, local expats recommend checking with your realtor for assistance or visiting a consulate that handles such visas efficiently.

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Robert *******

You need to report the address using the TM30 form, it it in the files section of this page. It has two pages and easy to fill in, also the ID card (front and Back) and copy housebook of landlord are needed. After you done the report you will get a slip in your passport, this slip have to be updated when you leave and come back to Thailand. Just passport, departure card and this slip needed than.

8 years ago

Ambrosia *******

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is the "house book" the same as the "Housing Registration" of the building used by the Tenant's address (my house) (สำเนาทะเบียนบ้านของอาคารที่ใช้เป็นสำนักงานมูลนิธิ)

8 years ago

Ambrosia *******

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Thanks for the information. I should be able to figure it out.

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Tristan *********

I'm no expert here but I asked my house realtor agent to do this for me and she brought me my paper after the first payments were paid. I suggest you try that first

8 years ago

Ambrosia *******

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I'm working directly with the landlord so I have to do the paperwork myself unfortunately.

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