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Home » Reader question » Where is the Immigration office in Chiang Mai now?
Where is the Immigration office in Chiang Mai now?
Dear readers,
I went to the Immigration office in the Promenade mall in Chiangmai for nothing. It is no longer there and is moving, can you tell me where it is now?
Regards,
Pascal
Relocation or Chiang Mai Immigration
Chiang Mai Immigration will move back to the Chiang Mai Immigration Building, at 71 moo 3, Sanambin Road, Suthep, Muang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50200 (near the airport) on September 24, 2018. For more information please contact General Staff and Service for Foreigner Sub-Division Tel: 0 5320 1755 Fax: 0 5327 7510 Investigation Sub-Division Tel: 0 5328 2289 Call Center 1178
http://www.chiangmaiimm.com/en/
They have returned to their old location near the airport. They have a brand new building there
Relocation or Chiang Mai Immigration
Chiang Mai Immigration will move back to the Chiang Mai Immigration Building, at 71 moo 3, Sanambin Road, Suthep, Muang Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai 50200 (near the airport) on September 24, 2018. For more information please contact General Staff and Service for Foreigner Sub-Division Tel: 0 5320 1755 Fax: 0 5327 7510 Investigation Sub-Division Tel: 0 5328 2289 Call Center 1178
Old airport location. Also easy to find on Google by the way…
A completely new building. Indeed in the "old" location. Too bad for me, because further away and parking doesn't seem lavish.
By the way, hope that the club that has to stamp your form after returning from abroad has also moved with you. Before Immigration moved to Promenade, this obligation did not exist.
Teun,
if you mean TM30 form that is always mandatory, but after the first time the owner/landlord (it is then included in their system for the first time) it is allowed to arrange it by post, you will then receive the slip returned to your address . Please note that copies of, for example, ID of the owner/landlord must be supplied. Incidentally, the owner / lessor is responsible for this. This is my experience in both Chiangmai and Bangkok.
Gerard,
Until about 3 years ago it may have been mandatory, but nobody paid attention to it. Just visited the past few times with passport and TM30. To do it by mail? My experiences with the post here are not exactly positive. So I'm definitely not going to do that. My question was: will the “TM30 club” also go to the new location.
I'll take a look myself when I'm back in Promenade to score coffee at Rimping.