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What is the procedure for updating my address for the 90-day reporting in Thailand when I move to another province?

Sep 13, 2021
5 years ago
Michael ********
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Hi all,

What is the procedure regarding immigration if I move to another province, do I have to file a new 90 day report or just inform them of my new address, I’m due a 90 day until end of November
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When moving to another province in Thailand, you must file a TM28 form to change your address with the local immigration office. Additionally, your landlord or yourself needs to file a TM30 form for notification of a foreigner residing at the new location. This will allow you to continue your 90-day reporting with the new immigration office.
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Tod *********
You go to the immigration office and if they use it you file a TM28 change of address form and your land lord (or you) file a TM30 (notification of foreigner in residence) then you can use that office for your next 90 day report
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Michael ********
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@Tod ********
hi Tod ,

Drove an hour to immigration today to file for change of address only to find out they want a letter from the head of the village to verify I am living there, they wouldn’t accept my girlfriends ( owner of the property) say so
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Michael ********
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It is annoying when you live over an hour each way from the office but like you say not much you can do about it
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Michael ********
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We should be able to get the letter this evening so I’ll try again tomorrow
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Tod *********
@Michael *******
that's crazy, if the property is owned by your g/f she should be able to file a TM30 for you stating you reside at that property and that should be enough for you to file a change of address.

I just can't understand the officers up there making people hoop jump like they do
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Michael ********
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@Tod ********
just been to see the village head and surprise surprise he’s never heard of this paper and has no idea what immigration want
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Benjamin ******
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what region do you live? That’s unusual
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Michael ********
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Tod *********
@Michael *******
Sadly Korat is known as a nit-picking immigration office (actually it's just one officer there who tries to make people's lives miserable) but there's not much you can do about it
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Benjamin ******
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Sounds like something they would ask 🙁 I suppose the only thing you can do is to get that letter (unless Tod has another idea).
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@Tod ********
thank you
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