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What processes do I need to follow if I relocate from Chiang Mai to Hua Hin while on a Non O visa?

Non-O Visa Visa Renewal Process 90-Day Reporting TM28 Form TM30 Form Immigration Procedures Relocation in Thailand

Nov 16, 2025

5 months ago

Ian ********

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Good morning

I currently live in Chiang Mai on a Non O with yearly extension, if I relocate to say Hua Hin would the renewal process and 90day reports be straight forward or would I have to go through extra processes? 

Thank you.

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When relocating from Chiang Mai to Hua Hin on a Non O visa, you need to complete a TM28 form to notify immigration of your address change. Your landlord must file a TM30 form with the local immigration office where you will be registered. After completing these steps, you can manage your 90-day reporting at the new office and proceed with your yearly visa extension when it is due.

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Ian ********

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Ahh ok simple as that. Cheers.

5 months ago

Alan *********

I did exactly that move ... CM to HH on a non O. Immigration here told me I had to complete a TM28 and get a TM30 .... that was maybe 6 months ago. The TM28 is easy to do and you can do it a Bluport or the main Immigration.

5 months ago

Tod *********

Once you move, you out your land lord file a TM 30 with immigrations, showing you're registered as staying in an area served by that office.

Then you can do your 90 day reporting thru that office and get your year extension the following year when it comes due.

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