How does the TM 30 work for condo owners returning to Thailand, and can it be updated online?

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Oct 31, 2018

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How does the TM 30 work if I’m an owner/landlord of a condo — I leave Thailand & return? 

Do you know if there’s a way to update it online instead of physically going to immigration?(I live in Chiang Mai.)

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Mel Tan inquired about the TM 30 reporting process for condo owners who leave and return to Thailand, specifically asking if it's possible to update this information online rather than in person at immigration offices.

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