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Do I need to fill out a TM30 when staying at my wife's address in Thailand for three weeks on a visa exit?
Oct 11, 2018
8 years ago
Per ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERHi
I am comming to Thailand on visa extemt, I will stay at my wifes adress as I will put it on the arrival card.
Do I still have to go to the immigration and fill out a TM30?
Only here for 3 weeks.
I will stay in Roi Et province.
Thanks
I am comming to Thailand on visa extemt, I will stay at my wifes adress as I will put it on the arrival card.
Do I still have to go to the immigration and fill out a TM30?
Only here for 3 weeks.
I will stay in Roi Et province.
Thanks
TLDR : Answer Summary
The original poster inquired whether they need to submit a TM30 form upon their arrival in Thailand while staying at their wife's address for three weeks. The responses suggest that since the stay is short and no immigration-related activities (like extensions or re-entries) will be needed, the TM30 form is likely not required.
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Danny *********
If you are here for only 3 weeks then don't bother with a TM30. Only when you need immigration for extensions or whatever I would bother . :)
Paul *********
I am wondering about this....
Never done it in 30 years if travelling there. But......it looks like we are less welcome than before.
So I think I best look into it.
Never done it in 30 years if travelling there. But......it looks like we are less welcome than before.
So I think I best look into it.
Robert *******
You're more than welcome, Immigration is just enforcing a law that went into effect 43 years ago, 1975.
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Tod *********
The arrival departure information doesn't mean anything
I would say IF you're not going to do anything at the immigration office while you're here (extension, resident letter, re-entry, etc) just don't bother.
I would say IF you're not going to do anything at the immigration office while you're here (extension, resident letter, re-entry, etc) just don't bother.
Per ***********
ORIGINAL POSTERThanks You for quick answer. Since the office will be closed 24th Oct when I arrive it should be ok the next open day?
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