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Can someone else report a TM30 if the visa holder is unable to do so?
Aug 30, 2018
8 years ago
Joseph *****
ORIGINAL POSTERGot a TM30 related question:
My father has a Non-O visa as a volunteer. Earlier this month, he went back to his native country because of a medical emergency. However, the orphanage he is being part of needs him back next month while he is not yet fully recovered.
Hence the question: Supposedly that my dad came back to the Kingdom before fully recovered and are not physically able to do the "I am back" report, is there an alternative? Can someone else report for him?
Update:
My dad already has TM30 done. What I am asking is the "report within 24 hour part."
My father has a Non-O visa as a volunteer. Earlier this month, he went back to his native country because of a medical emergency. However, the orphanage he is being part of needs him back next month while he is not yet fully recovered.
Hence the question: Supposedly that my dad came back to the Kingdom before fully recovered and are not physically able to do the "I am back" report, is there an alternative? Can someone else report for him?
Update:
My dad already has TM30 done. What I am asking is the "report within 24 hour part."
TLDR : Answer Summary
The question revolves around whether someone can file the TM30 'I am back' report on behalf of a Non-O visa holder who is unable to do it due to health reasons. The initial responses emphasize the importance of health and suggest that if the visa holder is incapacitated, someone else, such as the landlord or property owner, can submit the necessary report.
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Robert *******
Personally I would say, let him stay home. If he is not even able to make a visit to Immigration how can he run a orphanage. I wish him a speedy recovery and when fit enough a safe travel to Thailand.
Joseph *****
ORIGINAL POSTERThat's what we thought and not what he thought. Right now, we may not be able to stop him. We maybe able to shorten his trip.
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Noel *************
First off please tell him to look after his own health before anything else.
What are his living arrangements? If he doesn't own the property then he would be liable to submit the TM30. That would be down to the landlord or property owner. The apartment I live in is in my wife's name so she has to do my TM30.
What are his living arrangements? If he doesn't own the property then he would be liable to submit the TM30. That would be down to the landlord or property owner. The apartment I live in is in my wife's name so she has to do my TM30.
Joseph *****
ORIGINAL POSTERThank you!
Niko *****
I done last month, and my husband did 2days ago without needed to show in person
Joseph *****
ORIGINAL POSTERWe are in Chiang Mai.
Niko *****
In Chiang Mai Immigration office though
Niko *****
@Joseph ****
:yesJoseph *****
ORIGINAL POSTER@Niko ****
Have you done this before?Niko *****
No need do in person, you just need bring his TM30 paper and passport, anyone can do on behalf. Especially he already had it done 1st time, any trip after the officer just stamp updated date on same paper ~am talking this in Chiang Mai, not sure if other office will be same
Joseph *****
ORIGINAL POSTERThank you, sir. I will tell him. As for the question, my dad already has TM30 done. What I am asking is the "report within 24 hour" part.
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Neo ************
Yes you as the host
Joseph *****
ORIGINAL POSTERThank you
Jonn *********
The owner of the premises or managing person can do a report for someone who is staying there.
My landlord did my first report for me at the place I rent...
My landlord did my first report for me at the place I rent...
Joseph *****
ORIGINAL POSTER@Anders ************
Thank you!Neo ************
@Joseph ****
so staff go he not needJoseph *****
ORIGINAL POSTERNo. One of the staff is.
Neo ************
@Joseph ****
no is he the owner ?Joseph *****
ORIGINAL POSTERMy dad already has TM30 done. What I am asking is the "report within 24 hour" part. Does he have to report in person?
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