Which form should I use to report my address for the first time in Thailand, TM 30 or TM 28?

TM 30 TM 28 Address Reporting Visa Regulations Thailand Immigration

Nov 24, 2017

7 years ago

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Is it TM 30 or TM 28 when reporting the adress for the first time?

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To report your address for the first time in Thailand, you should use TM 30. TM 28 is used when you are moving from one address to another.

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Tm 30 is for reporting your address, TM 28 is for moving from one address to another one.

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