Do I need a printed copy of my TM30 for my next 90-day report in Bangkok?

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Jul 14, 2019

5 years ago

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My landlord does my TM30 but do I need to have a printed copy of the most recent one when I go to do my next 90 day report? Thanks in advance

I’m Bangkok*

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If your landlord is handling your TM30 filing, you may not need to bring a printed copy of it for your 90-day report. However, it's a good practice to have a copy on hand just in case. Always check the latest requirements from immigration.

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