What should I do after moving addresses regarding my 90-day report in Thailand?

Sep 12, 2023
a year ago
Chris ********
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I've moved address since my last 90 day report from my wife's address in Bangkok to my new employer's address who is based in Pattaya (accommodation is provided as part of my employment). I know I have to ask my employer to add me to his TM30 but is there anything else I need? Thanks in advance
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The user moved from their wife's address in Bangkok to their employer's address in Pattaya and is seeking guidance on the necessary steps for their 90-day report. They need to ensure that their new address is properly registered in the TM30 by their employer, and it's confirmed that the address on their 90-day report should match the TM30 record.
Kool *******
As long as your address you list on your 90 day report matches the current TM30 on file you'll be fine.
Chris ********
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@Kool ******
thanks, do I need anything from the new apartment owner to confirm I'm now living there? or will they check the TM30 system when I go to report it at the new immigration center? Thanks
Lisa ********************
@Chris *******
you can do 90 day report online. Quick & easy
Chris ********
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@Lisa *******************
yeah I've tried it, it got rejected....even though last time I went to Chaengwattana they confirmed everything I wrote online was what was on their system....they accepted my same info in person for some reason
Lisa ********************
@Chris *******
you using the newer system to report online? Much better than the old one .
Chris ********
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@Lisa *******************
yeah, the new one. For whatever reason they accepted my first update about 3 years ago, ever since then always rejected even though the information is the same.
Kool *******
@Chris *******
all of immigration is computerized, and linked together. They know everything as soon as they scan your passport, or last 90 day report receipt. Where you live , the owner/landlord was supposed to file a TM30 within 24 hours after you moved in. They need a copy of your passport for the details, so if they didn't take a copy of your passport chances are they didn't file one.
Chris ********
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@Kool ******
thanks ๐Ÿ‘
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