My condo owner filed my TM30, I’m out of country for a while and then back Jan staying same condo. Do I need another TM30 when I return. On on Retirement O Visa?
TLDR : Answer Summary
When returning to Thailand after being out of the country, whether you need a new TM30 form depends on several factors. If your condo owner has already filed your TM30 and you're returning to the same address within the check-in period, legally, you should not need to submit a new one. However, specific immigration offices may have different policies—some may require an updated TM30 for re-entry even if you stayed at the same place. It is advisable to check with your local immigration office for their particular requirements. If you have stayed at another property or in a hotel while away, you would need to ask your condo owner to update the TM30. It's generally a good idea to have your previous TM30 ready when interacting with immigration upon your return.
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