I keep reading more and more about people registering a TM30, and it’s starting to concern me a little, as I don’t want to compromise in any way my retirement extension status. I’ve lived at the same residential building in BKK for two years, and do my ninety day checkins at Chan Wattana immigration. Never been asked about the TM30. My next ninety day reporting is in early March, and I’m seriously thinking of putting the record straight and registering. How exactly would I go about doing this, and are there any forms I can download and fill in prior to my visit in order to save time.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The post discusses concerns regarding the TM30 registration in Thailand, especially for expats holding a retirement extension status. The user has lived in the same residence for two years and regularly completes 90-day check-ins without issues related to TM30. They are considering registering to ensure compliance and are seeking guidance on the registration process, including downloadable forms, necessary documents, and potential fines. Commenters provide insights on the enforcement of TM30, required documentation such as lease agreements, and share experiences regarding penalties for non-compliance.
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