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Do I need the TM30 PDF receipt for my 90-day report at the immigration office?
Aug 8, 2025
9 months ago
Mo ******
ORIGINAL POSTERHi all! I am trying to do my 90 day report and my landlord told me to register online for the TM30 (she is very old and not comfortable with internet).
I registered and got approved on the immigration website to get my TM30 but they did not send me the PDF. Is that normal? Can I go without it to the immigration office and they can see my registration online? Or is there something not normal here?
Thanks!
I registered and got approved on the immigration website to get my TM30 but they did not send me the PDF. Is that normal? Can I go without it to the immigration office and they can see my registration online? Or is there something not normal here?
Thanks!
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is inquiring about the process of submitting a TM30 registration for their 90-day report in Thailand, expressing concern over not receiving a PDF printout after online registration. Comments suggest that for first-time submissions, in-person visits may be necessary, and it is recommended to log in to the TM30 site to download the receipt. Alternatively, taking a photo of the confirmation could suffice.
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Take a picture of the confirmation from your phone camera and show them
John **********
You need to log back into the TM30 site and download the receipt to take to immigration.
Mo ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@John *********
I have nowhere to download. I just see “accepted” but there is no way to download anything.John **********
@Mo *****
open it and take a screen shot thenMo ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@John *********
it looks like this and there is nothing to openReply to
Mo ******
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Andi ***********
Is it your first time? I think first time must be in person.
Mo ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Andi **********
no but I heard every time you go out of the country you have to do it in person again…. This is all very complicated!Andi ***********
@Mo *****
no, you can do it online. In person first time using the system.Mo ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Andi **********
that would be great! Let me tryMo ******
ORIGINAL POSTEROk I did it it’s under the “pending” status. Do you know how long it takes for them to review?
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