Can I Submit My Husband's TM30 Form and Passport at Immigration if He is Ill?

Dec 14, 2019

5 years ago

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TM30 Q:  We just arrived back in Chiang Mai after a Vietnam visit.  My husband is very ill.  If I take his tm30 form and passport to immigration, can I take care of it without him?

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Yes, you can submit your husband's TM30 form and passport to immigration on his behalf if he is ill. The TM30 section at the Chiang Mai immigration office is available seven days a week, so you can take care of the paperwork without having to wait.

Tod *********

remember the TM30 section at the Chiang Mai immigration office is open 7 days a week so you don't have to wait until monday to go file it

5 years ago

Laurie **********

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@Tod ********

thank you. I'll head over today.

5 years ago

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Laurie **********

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Thank you!

5 years ago

Robert *******

No problem

5 years ago

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Robert *******

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