Do I need to complete the TM30 before the 90-day report for my Non-B extension of stay in Thailand?

TM30 90-day report Non-B visa Thailand immigration expat visa rules Chaengwattana Bangkok

Jul 18, 2019

5 years ago

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When you need to file your TM30 (on behalf of the owner) after being away from the residence (within Thailand when hotels have taken your passport) and do your 90 day report at the same time (on Non B extension of stay). Am I correct in thinking the TM30 must be completed first then the 90 day report? 

- will be at  Chaengwattana in Bangkok 

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When filing your TM30 after being away from your residence in Thailand, you should complete the TM30 form first before proceeding with the 90-day report for your Non-B extension of stay. This is particularly relevant if you are currently at a hotel that has taken your passport.

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