This month I move in Bangkok to Bangkok . When do I tell immigration on my retirement visa ? Next 90 day report ?

You should submit a TM 28 and a TM 30 at the office covering your new address within 24 hours. 

Do you need to complete these if you temporarily relocate whilst you are renovating your property?

I always made it on the 90 days report TM but seldom has to file one because of lot of traveling


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18 minutes ago, wobalt said:

I always made it on the 90 days report TM but seldom has to file one because of lot of traveling


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5 hours ago, samtam said:

Do you need to complete these if you temporarily relocate whilst you are renovating your property?

The op is not renovating. Has correct answer from jacko54 post #2. Since I'm here ...it depends upon you imm office.

If you are unable to be at the address which you have reported, you must report your new address within 24 hours of arriving at that address.  This is in the Immigration Act.  

15 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

 

The op is not renovating. Has correct answer from jacko54 post #2. Since I'm here ...it depends upon you imm office.

I am renovating, so the question was related to me renovating, and me having to vacate my residence whilst I was renovating.

 

I report to CW.

8 minutes ago, samtam said:

I am renovating, so the question was related to me renovating, and me having to vacate my residence whilst I was renovating.

I would not worry about doing it for making a temporary relocation like you mention.

Plus Chaeng Wattana immigration do not enforce the reporting as strictly as other offices do.

With the advent of mobile phones and the internet, almost every thing we do with Immigration in order to comply with the Immigration Act is superfluous. Imagine being accused of false reporting because Immigration knows that you were not where you said you were!


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On 3/10/2019 at 12:43 PM, ubonjoe said:

I would not worry about doing it for making a temporary relocation like you mention.

Plus Chaeng Wattana immigration do not enforce the reporting as strictly as other offices do.

UJ, do you think this assertion is still valid in view of all the recent discussion regarding TM.30? Tkx in advance your thoughts.

11 hours ago, samtam said:

UJ, do you think this assertion is still valid in view of all the recent discussion regarding TM.30? Tkx in advance your thoughts.

For the situation I was replied to it would still be correct.

No proof that anything has changed in that respect at immigration in Bangkok.

I believe there was an article recently about Chinese getting in trouble for not reporting within 24 hours. As with everything else in LOS, I would bet it's hit and miss, but I wouldn't take a chance. If possible, do it within 24 hours.