Do I need to present my new TM30 at immigration after re-entering Thailand?

TM30 Immigration Visa Regulations Thailand Expat Living Re-entry to Thailand

Oct 4, 2024

2 months ago

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On my first 12 month condo contract. Just re-entered Thailand after a visit back to UK and been issued with a new TM30. Do I have to visit immigration and present my new TM30?

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After re-entering Thailand and receiving a new TM30, you do not need to visit immigration to present it, as the TM30 has already been processed through immigration.

Brandon ************

No, the TM30 you did is already done through immigration. You don't need to go and give them something that they issued.

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