How can I obtain a certificate of residence in Thailand with a DTV and TM30?

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Jan 2, 2025

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I have a DTV and my TM30, and I need to get a certificate of residence. Has anyone gone through this process before?

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To obtain a certificate of residence in Thailand with a DTV and TM30, you can apply directly at the Immigration Bureau. It's noted that some immigration offices may require you to complete your first 90-day report before issuing the certificate.

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Will ************

Some immigration offices only give a certificate of residence after your first 90 day report

6 days ago

Allnew ********

You can apply for a residence certificate from the Immigration Bureau and tell them what you want it for.

Or let me help you do it.

7 days ago

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