I know this topic has been beaten like a dead horse, but I have a TM30 question. I read Tod Daniels' post about self-reporting, but not sure if it is for self-filing upon return to the Kingdom. My landlord has already registered my TM30, and this is the first time I'm going on holiday since.
I'm going to Myanmar for a week and will return on October 13. My landlord is Chinese (and lives in China), so I'd like to self-report my return. Due to the holiday, I will be going to Immigration on October 15. Will I need anything other than my lease agreement and passport to take with me? Do I need copies of the "blue book" or my landlord's passport?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking clarification on whether they can self-report their TM30 registration upon returning to Thailand after a holiday in Myanmar, especially given that their landlord has already registered the TM30. They inquire about necessary documentation for the self-reporting process and the implications of any potential fines for late reporting. Comments indicate that self-reporting is possible within 24 hours of return without a fine, and suggest necessary documents including the passport and potentially the TM6.