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What is the start date for my 90-day reporting after moving to Chonburi and where should I file my report?

90-day reporting Thailand visa rules immigration TM.30 form Chonburi immigration office visa renewal

Jan 21, 2025

10 months ago

Luc ********

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Apologies for another 90 days reporting question. I entered the kingdom on 06/dec/2024.  My under consideration and thus visa renewal was approved on January 6 2025, valid till 12/dec 2025 at cheangwatana. Next month I move to chonburi.  What is the start date for 90 days, and where to file my report?  They didn’t put a paper in my passport…. Thank you 🙏

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The 90-day reporting period begins from your last entry date into Thailand, which is December 6, 2024. You should file your 90-day report to the immigration office serving your latest valid TM.30 address. Once you move to Chonburi, you must submit a TM.30 form to the Chonburi immigration office and subsequently file your 90-day report there.

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Unless they gave you a paper of notification, you count 90 days from your last entry date. That's your next 90-day report due.

You submit a 90-day report to the office that serves your latest valid TM.30 address. When you move, submit TM.30 to the Chonburi immigration office, then it's the office where you do your 90-day report. Make sure Chonburi don't do TM.28 to move properly.

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