Got my retirement visa and have to go for the first 90 day stamp. Am renting a house, got a TM30, also got it certified at Immigration to open a bank account.
Went on a trip for a few days last month, didn't leave the country, stayed at several places.
Do I need the TM30 forms of every place I stayed or is my registered address good enough?
Or should I have requested a TM30 at each place I stayed?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The discussion clarifies the necessity of TM30 forms for expats in Thailand, specifically those with a retirement visa preparing for a 90-day report. It emphasizes that the most recent TM30 submission related to your registered address is what matters, and staying at other places may not require every TM30 if one was submitted by the hotels. However, it's crucial to verify with immigration to ensure compliance and avoid fines for non-submission.
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