I have just got my retirement Visa and will be leaving Thailand in April to Hong Kong just before my 90 days.
I am in Hong Kong for 4 days doing tourist stuff.
My TM30 wasn’t given an expiry date when I went to the immigration office in Jomtien.
My question is do I need to file another TM30 when I return, or is my current TM30 still valid.
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is inquiring whether their TM30 form remains valid after a short trip to Hong Kong, following the acquisition of a retirement visa. Responses indicate that while some immigration offices may require a new TM30 upon returning, others may not. It is suggested to check directly with the Jomtien immigration office upon return for confirmation.
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When i was at Jomtien for an extension, I had to renew my tm30. I thought maybe because I was ona visa exempt entry, so I clarified with the IO. Even if on a 1 year extension and leave Thailand, a new tm30 is required. That lesson cost 1600฿ 🤣
funny to see how matters are handled in different immi offices. We went to a hotel in Udon Thani for 3 days recently and when we returned home I asked our immi if we should file a new tm30 ( I asked on the Line app) and the answer was yes!
, I left country a couple time last year. And returned file a TM30 at Jomtiem. But on the second occasion the Immigration officer told me no need to do it again if was returning to the same address.
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