I am correct? As the Thai law seems not to make a difference between a tourist on holiday or an non-immigrant living here I was wondering. A tourists arrives at the airport and fills in the addresses of his hotel in Bangkok at the arrival card. So he has informed the immigration about his stay (TM28?). When checking in at the hotel the hotel manager will report to immigration (TM30?). Everything OK. After 5 days he goes to Kanchanaburi and again at checking in at his new hotel the manager will report him to immigration (TM30?). But actually he should also visit the immigration to file a TM28?

I live in Thailand with my Thai husband in a rented home. When my children visit from America, do they need to report to immigration? I was not aware of this until last September when my son retired in Thailand.

When changing address how long do you have to notify immigration ? And must you report change of address in person at immigration centre or can it be done online or perhaps at a local police ststion?

I just returned from a month's stay overseas, and I'm preparing to go to Immigration today to get my TM30 stamped. I'm still living at the same address. Can anybody explain to me just what is the reason for me to go to Immigration? After all, they saw my passport and visa at the airport when I came back.

Hi Tod. I have just renewed my extension of Non-O based on retirement, along with a multire-entry permit. My local Immigration office told me that now I must report to them within 24 hours of re-entering the Kingdom. Is this usual practice?