Is the TM30 regulation enforced at the Ayutthaya immigration office?

TM30 Regulation Ayutthaya Immigration Office Visa Compliance Thai Immigration Rules Reporting Requirements

Sep 6, 2019

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Does Ayutthaya office enforce TM30?

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The TM30 law requires foreigners to report their address within 24 hours of arrival. It is advisable to check directly with the Ayutthaya immigration office regarding the enforcement of this rule, as there might be variations across over 70 immigration offices in Thailand. Additionally, the commenter noted their recent visit for a 90-day report without being asked about TM30 enforcement.

Robert *******

The Thai law is that you must be reported within 24 hours after arriving at the address, please visit the immigration office and ask if they enforce this rule as we do not keep listings from over 70 immigration offices nation wide and enforcement.

5 years ago

Tony *********

I did my 90 day there last month ...didn't ask ....but good news is if your in ang thong the new office is now open in Wiset

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