I need to obtain a re entry permit for my trip out of Thailand. I reside in Phuket on a retirement extension. When I went to Phuket immigration, I was told that i was registered in another province(probably because of many recent hotel stays in Bangkok). They asked me to obtain a copy of my landlord's id card, a copy of her tambien baan and to fill out and sign the "notification from house master" form. When I informed my landlord, she was adamant that none of this is required and that she will register me online when she gets home from work tonight. Will i be ok to go in tomorrow and obtain the re entry permit, providing she registers me tonight. Or do I physically require the documents that i was told to obtain. I am panicking as i fly out in 2 days time.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking guidance on obtaining a re-entry permit in Thailand, facing complications due to being registered in a different province. They are advised that if their landlord can register them online for TM30, they should be fine to obtain the re-entry permit. It's suggested to print out the online registration confirmation and take it to immigration, either at Phuket Town or the airport.
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