Which Immigration office should I go to in Chiang Mai for a change of address report?

Chiang Mai Immigration Office Change of Address TM30 Visa Procedures Expat Guide

Dec 27, 2021

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Hi, I will be moving tt Chiang Mai tomorrow. Which Immigration office do I go to for the change of address report?

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To report a change of address in Chiang Mai, you can go to either the immigration office near the airport or the one at Promenada. If you’re renting a property, remember that your landlord will need to assist with filing a TM30 form.

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If you’re renting….your landlord will need to be involved in filing a TM30

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Immigration office near the airport

Or Immigration office at Promenada

Up to you.

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