Where's My "local" Immigration Office

[satiariyan]

Hi,

After 5 years with my local immigration office a 10 minutes motor bike ride from my Chiang Mai residence, I've taken the leap and moved to the "boonies" (or whatever native speakers call) those places outside the typical falang magnets. At the moment my official address is in Long in Phrae province while I'm investigating a more permanent residence in Lampang (the city in the province of same name). Since I've already got a sensible address to report (although temporary) I've come to the second most important issue concerning living in Thailand: where do I report that address?

My next 90 day reporting is due in about a month and I don't know yet wether I at that time will be officially living in Long or Lampang - so info about the location of both of the possible immigration offices would be appreciated (do I really have to go to Tak?).

[Lite Beer]

Phrae = Nan.

Here is the list.

[satiariyan]

Thanks for the list Lite Beer. Besides showing that Phrae province is serviced by Nan immigration office, it appears that Lampang province is serviced by my good old favorite: Chiang Mai immi.

[Maestro]

satiariyan, I still have this open question about the exact location of the Chiang Mai immigration office:

...Question about Chiang Mai office:

The placemark is now in the middle in front of two buildings. Which of these two buildings is the immigration office?...

I believe the above question is still open. I’d rather put my placemark on a building than on a tree. Can anybody identify which building is the immigration office?

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Maestro

Perhaps you can shed light on it?

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Maestro