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Do I Need a New TM30 Submission for My Thailand Elite Visa Transfer?

TM30 Form Thailand Elite Visa Chiang Mai

Nov 20, 2019

6 years ago

Olli ***********

ORIGINAL POSTER

I am on a Thailand Elite visa, which has several years left, but which I need to transfer to my new passport, as the old one is expiring at the end of the year.

The TE office told me that I need to submit to them my latest TM30 form before I can schedule an appointment to have the visa transfered. My landlord has done the TM30 report for me once over a year ago, but nothing since then.

The title of the form I need to give TE is "NOTIFICATION FROM FOR HOUSE-MASTER, OWNER OR THE POSESSOR OF THE RESIDENCE WHERE ALIEN HAS STAYED".

Does my landlord need to re-submit this form for me at the immigration, given they have done it for me once before, albeit a long time ago? Is there anything I can do to get this done without their involvement? Or if I need them to do it for me, what exactly do I need to tell them to do for me?

EDIT: I live in Chiang Mai.

Thanks.

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The user is on a Thailand Elite visa and needs to transfer it to a new passport, requiring a current TM30 form. They inquire if their landlord must resubmit the TM30 form even though it was done previously, and if there's a way to proceed without landlord involvement. Comments suggest that a TM30 can be self-filed with a lease agreement, but advise to have the landlord handle it due to complexity.

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Greg **********

You have an Elite visa that you paid big baht for! I’d ask them to take care of it for you! If you can.

6 years ago

Tod *********

elite won't fool with TM30's and they won't do 90 day reports for you if you haven't got a current TM30 either.

6 years ago

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Tod *********

Olli ***********

ORIGINAL POSTER

One more question, if my landlord fills the TM30 form for me, does he have to be present himself to submit it to immigration, or can I bring it with me when I go to transfer the stamp to my new passport?

6 years ago

Tod *********

You need to contact the TM30 section in Chiang Mai. have your land lord call them and ask the questions himself OR you go down there with your lease and see if you can do it on your own.

6 years ago

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Tod *********

Richard *******

Have you actually left the province or country since the last TM.30 filing ???

6 years ago

Olli ***********

ORIGINAL POSTER

It seems I can get my landlord to do a new form for me. The last time I arrived was in August this year, so assuming that he just writes me a new form I think I should be all good then. Thank you for your replies.

6 years ago

Richard *******

Then that is why TE require you to present an up to date one.

6 years ago

Olli ***********

ORIGINAL POSTER

I have left several times, and never had any questions / issues with it.

6 years ago

Tod *********

good question, (y)

6 years ago

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Tod *********

you can SELF FILE a TM30 on your own with just your lease agreement by following this post;

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6 years ago

Olli ***********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Thank you. The post says BANGKOK ONLY, I should have specified in my original post that I live in Chiang Mai. Do you know if I can still do the same thing here?

6 years ago

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Olli ***********

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