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Should I be worried about filing my TM30 and extension application for my NON-O visa in Thailand?

non-o visa TM30 visa extension immigration rules Thailand expat advice fine for non-filing 90-day report

Mar 28, 2024

2 years ago

Billy ******

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Back home in Issan, will be 2-1/2 months before filing the extension application, never done a tm30….figure I will have to pay a fee, have my non-o year extension coming up, should I be worried?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user, currently in Issan, is concerned about the timeline for filing a TM30 report before submitting their NON-O visa extension application. They have never filed a TM30 and are unsure if they will incur any fees or face issues since they will be filing their extension application two and a half months from now. Comments from the community suggest that providing a map of their residence is necessary and that it's advised to file the TM30 as soon as possible to avoid potential fines.

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James ********

I believe that the OP has the answers needed for his question.

Thanks all for your helpful replies 🙂

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2 years ago

Nick ************

They will require a map showing where you live. Some want it hand drawn and others accept Google maps print out. If the map does not tie up with a tm30 report you are going to have a problem. Presumably you are up to date with 90 day reports?

2 years ago

Bill ********

@Nick ***********

not for an extention based on retirement.

2 years ago

Nick ************

@Bill *******

what I have said was exactly what I required for my non o based on being over 50. If your experience has been different it would not surprise me as offices around the Kingdom have varying requirements.

2 years ago

Tod *********

@Nick ***********

you're right (y) it's totally office specific as far as if you have to draw a map or not so the O/P may or may not need to depending on the requirements of his office

2 years ago

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Tod *********

What is the reason you'd wait until you go for your extension to get it taken care of?

Just going over and file a TM30 now so you have it out of the way?

The max fine is 1600 baht but they usually just charge you 800.

OR

have who ever owns where you live make a user name an profile, add the address and file a TM30 for you online at the link on the main immigration website ..

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2 years ago

Billy ******

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@Tod ********

still planning if will stay. Work here over the internet or back to the American toilet land. Haven’t decided yet

2 years ago

Tod *********

@Larry ********

which doesn't negate the fact you should have a TM30 filed on you for where you stay 🙂

2 years ago

Billy ******

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@Tod ********

well rather late now, will just pay the fine when I do my year extension.

2 years ago

Tod *********

@Larry ********

right if you're not sure about it, and may leave the country before your extension comes due not really any reason to run over get the fine and file the TM30 🙂

2 years ago

Billy ******

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@Tod ********

exactly my thoughts

2 years ago

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Billy ******

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