How do I report my residence for the 90-day requirement on a Retirement Visa in Thailand?

Retirement Visa 90-day reporting TM.30 Immigration procedures Sakon Nakhon

Dec 15, 2023

a year ago

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I came to Thailand on November 27th on a Retirement Visa. My first 90 day reporting is the 25th of February I am required to report my residence to immigration before that 90 day reporting requirement. If so does it have to be in person or where can I report online. I am in Sakon Nakhon.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

If you are in Thailand on a Retirement Visa and need to report your residence every 90 days, you have a couple of options. Your landlord should provide you with the TM.30 receipt, which they can submit on your behalf either online or in person. If you wish to do it yourself, you can obtain the necessary documents from your landlord and complete the reporting online via the TM.30 online system. However, for your specific first 90-day report, it's important to check if your local immigration office in Sakon Nakhon allows for online reporting, as some offices may require in-person reporting.

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Greg *****

I’m in Nakhon phanom my Mrs does the TM30 on line only takes a few minutes for her.

a year ago

Graham ******

If you're on you're initial Non-O you do not do a 90 day report until you get your 12 month extension. If you're on a 12 month Non-OA then you will be due to report 89 days after entry (from 15 days before that). You report at the Immigration Office where your TM30 is registered (it seems in your case Sakon Nakhon). Some offices do not allow the first 90 day report to be done online to try it early si, if rejected, you have plenty of time to report in person.

a year ago

Alan ********

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@Graham *****

as far as I know we have not registered a TM30. My wife owns the house it is in her name she has her Tha Ban Book.

a year ago

Wayne ********

@Alan *******

same situation I was in my wife kept insisting that we didn’t have to report to immigration within 24 hours of me arriving. So we never reported to do a TM 30 the first time I went to immigration to get a letter to open my bank account, they fined her/me ฿1000 fine for not reporting within 24 hours when I arrived at the house.

a year ago

Graham ******

@Alan *******

Set up an online account and upload the required documents. This is the website address for the Section 38 (TM30) submission.

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Ellie *******

Ask your landlord or owner of the place you live in for TM.30 receipt. Your landlord is the one who is supposed to submit you with TM.30. S/he can do it online or in person. Or you can get the documents from your landlord to do by yourself. Check the user's guide of TM.30 online reporting system (from the link at the bottom of the login window).

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a year ago

Wayne ********

@Ellie ******

He lives with his wife in her house.

a year ago

Ellie *******

@Wayne *******

then he or his wife (primary person of the place) is supposed to do

a year ago

Wayne ********

@Ellie ******