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What is the process for moving provinces in Thailand when living on a retirement visa?

Retirement Visa Immigration Procedures Moving Provinces TM28 Form TM30 Form

Mar 30, 2021

5 years ago

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I have been living in samutprakan using the visa based on retirement.

I will be moving to lamphun in the north next month.

what is the process when you move provinces?

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When moving provinces in Thailand, you must notify your new immigration office about your change of address. It is important to check with the new immigration office to determine if additional forms are needed, such as the TM28. Additionally, your landlord should file a new TM30 form with the immigration office within 24 hours of your arrival.

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Check with your new immigration office if you need other forms like TM28.

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Your landlord....or if your condo ...

File a new TM30 with your new Thai Immigration office within 24 hours after arrival.

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this is a house I built with my Thai wife.

so I need her to fill out a TM30?

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James ********

yes...and go with her in person for first time filing TM30

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That's correct!

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