Can I use a copy of my TM 30 for a Non-Immigrant Visa application in Thailand?

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Jun 9, 2019

6 years ago

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Can I use my TM 30 copy for getting non-immigrant visa ? As I have lost my original one.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user inquired whether a copy of their TM 30 is acceptable for applying for a Non-Immigrant Visa after losing the original. Responses indicated that using a copy is generally permissible, provided there have been no trips outside Thailand since the original filing. Users advised checking with the TM 30 desk for a replacement if needed and highlighted that Thai addresses may not be necessary for the application.

Jaime *********

Is there a difference between a self-file at Chang Wattana by the foreigner and an online file by the house owner?

6 years ago

Tod *********

the difference is IF you self filed (OR your land lord filed for you in person) there would be a receipt of having filed where as if you used the online program you would have to go into the system view the data, then do a screen grab and print that because there is no print receipt function on the online program.

6 years ago

Robert *******

Here you can read all we know about filing a TM30 in Chang Wattana

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Tod *********

@Alex *****

, :O if you flew to Hanoi last month, when you got back you should have went to Chaengwattana and re-filed a NEW TM-.30 with your new arrival date and your new TM6 arrival/departure card.

Take your lease with you when you go to apply for your 90 day Non-B because I think you're going to need to file a new TM.30 and get the 800baht fine for failure to file within 24 hours of comin' back into the country.

6 years ago

Tod *********

You shouldn't have a problem using a copy of a previous TM.30 you filed as long as you haven't been out of the country between when you filed the TM.30 before and when you're going to apply for your Non-B visa inside the country.

Believe me, if your TM.30 copy isn't correct the people in Section C-1 (the ones who issue in country Non-Immigrant visas) will let you know ;)

6 years ago

Alex **************

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I flied to Hanoi last month. What should I do ????

6 years ago

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Robert *******

Where and on what reason are you going to apply for a Non Immigrant Visa? I never seen that a Thai address is needed to apply for a visa.

6 years ago

Alex **************

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