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What should I consider for submitting my 90-day report after moving to Hua Hin and obtaining a yellow book?

90-day report TM30 yellow book Hua Hin immigration procedures TM28 visa compliance expat advice

Jul 16, 2025

4 months ago

Neil ********

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Hi, my first 90 report is due end September based on TM30 showing rented apartments in BKK. 

I bought a villa in Hua Hin and should have the yellow book mid August. 

I aim to wait until I have the yellow book then re apply the TM30 showing HH address for the 90 day report. 

Am I missing anything for this simple move to make it easy at immigration

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The user is preparing for their first 90-day report, currently linked to their TM30 for a rented apartment in Bangkok, but plans to move to a newly purchased villa in Hua Hin, awaiting a yellow book. There's discussion about ensuring the report is done in the correct location (where the TM30 is filed), the potential need for a TM28 when relocating between provinces, and advice on possibly completing the 90-day report online before the move to avoid delays with the yellow book.

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Stuart ***********

If you can do the 90 day report online before the move to Hua Hin I would. Getting the yellow book took ages for me personally and caused me some stress. Before anyone says it, I know lots of people seem to get the yellow book with one visit to the Amphur and very little documentation, but for me it involved; the UK Embassy, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and translations as well as 3 or 4 trips to the Amphur. I have possibly upset someone at the Amphur by dressing smart and being polite🤷

4 months ago

Neil ********

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@Stuart **********

thank you. Hopefully with the lawyer involved in the transfer it goes a little smoother.

Fall back is I travel back up to BKK and do the first one at my usual government building as I still have the apartment for that month. They like the first one when you return to be in person and then online okay.

4 months ago

Ian ********

@Stuart **********

Agree.

Many things in Thailand can seem to take forever along with hurdles.

Different immigration offices interpret the law differently.

4 months ago

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Ian ********

Brandon ************

Some immigration offices require a TM28 if you're officially moving to a new province. But it's pretty rare nowadays.

4 months ago

Neil ********

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