Do I need to register again at the Jomtien Immigration Office after returning from a holiday abroad with an over 50 Visa?

@Andy ****

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This is for Jomtien Immigration office.

"Asked y'day what documents are required when coming back to Pattaya after holiday abroad as a 1 year Visa Holder (over 50 yrs etc.) As my post is closed, will post Info here:

Currently @ Jomtien Immigration the TM30 plus of the following documents is required (see attached) when returning back from abroad. The list is not clear and it was also required as a condo owner, to bring the Tabien Baan/Registration Blue book or the Chanod/Condo Title Docment.

Please note, every Immigration Office (as Tod noted in my original post) might require another set or no documents. "

#Returnholiday #TM30 #JomtienImmigration

and I think either the O/P knows what to do, OR they're thoroughly confused.

@Andy ****

GO to the Jomtien immigration office and ask them in person (y)

Jomtien has told me I do not when returning to the same address

Ask your landlord to fill a new TM30 and handout a copy.

90 reports due when you enter Thailand. Attention, day 1 is your re-entry stamp

Jomtien doesn't require new TM30 but at your next 90 day, they'll want a new TM47 and to glance at your lease is my experience

Possibly not if in the same stamp ie re-entry or multiple entry permit. Probably absolutely yes if on a new entry stamp. Hoof it on down with your passport and enquire.

TM30 is probably what you’re referring to. Each district has its own rules about updating the tm30 after arriving back in the country. Others will be along shore with updates…I’m sure!

Unless I'm mistaken Jomtien doesn't require people returning to the same address they have a TM30 filed at to re-file when they come back from overseas.

I'd post on a pattaya group and ask though