I have just returned to Thailand and completed my 15 day quarantine after being stuck in the UK because of the flight ban. My one year extension of stay for working at my school is due for renewal in September.
I did the TM30 last year and have read that the new rule is that it only needs to be done once, on moving to a new house or condo. I assume that means I don't need to do a new TM30 for my one year extension of stay which is due in October at Chang Wattana.
Is that correct?
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The user is seeking clarification on whether they need to file a new TM30 form after returning to Thailand and before renewing their one-year extension of stay. After completing a 15-day quarantine and having previously filed TM30 while living at the same address, they believe a new filing is not necessary. However, responses from the community suggest varying interpretations of the rules, with some recommending that filing a new TM30 for safety is prudent.
As I said, I did a TM30 last year and I'm living at the same condo so, from what I've read from officialdom, I don't have to do another one unless I move to a new condo. However, as Monti says, you never know how they will interpŕet the rules.
The hotel where you stayed should have done the address registration as you stayed there, You have to report within 24 hours on returning on your own address
I'm under the impression that a TM30 still needs to be done whenever you enter the country. Each immigration office does have their own rules about TM30.
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