Edit: Don’t know if anyone will read this but I got my TM30 yesterday. After lengthy explaining that I left the country for two weeks and come back the officer finally gave me a queue number (he first was confused why I want to file again if I haven’t moved because I brought my old TM30 with me for explanation). Then off to the counter I went and after a stern look from that officer and saying that I need to do this in the first 24 hours, I payed my fine and got my TM30.
Thank you all who helped. Talk to y’all next time when it’s time again to extend my STV at CW 😂.
Hello lovely people.
I am so sorry because I am pretty sure this has been asked a billion times but I simply can’t find it in this group (am stupid y’all).
I need to file my TM30 (before your ask: no my landlord won’t do it cause he is a buddy of mine and he doesn’t have time).
Now I know what documents I need and all but I have two questions:
1. Do I still self file it at MTT in Bangkok?
2. Do I need to pre book a queue ticket for it or can I just waltz in there on Thursday afternoon? (Or better is the queue booking still offline?)
Thank you very much.
Have a lovely weekend everybody.@[287005340097182:11809:]
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user successfully filed their TM30 after retrieving it following a previous overseas trip. They sought clarification on the filing process specifically about self-filing at the MTT in Bangkok and whether a pre-booked queue ticket was necessary. Commenters confirmed that self-filing is still necessary in Bangkok and that while a queue ticket is not needed, the TM30 must be submitted within one business day of arrival.