What are the latest updates and procedures for the TM30 notification in Bangkok and other Thai cities?

TM30 Notification Visa Regulations Immigration Procedures Residency Requirements Address Reporting Visa Compliance Expat Experiences

Apr 26, 2019

6 years ago

Darren *********

ORIGINAL POSTER

After reading Tod’s ‘Bangkok only TM30 Update’ I shared it to my college’s  forum in Bangkok. One member fed back this experience from today.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The discussion revolves around the TM30 notification process in Bangkok and other Thai cities, highlighting the inconsistencies and requirements faced by expats when dealing with immigration officers. Participants share their experiences, mentioning that Bangkok CW Immigration may require a TM30 before allowing a 90-day reporting, while other areas like Samutprakan enforce address reporting every time one leaves and returns to Thailand. There is also confusion about whether TM30 can be submitted at police stations and what to do if one does not have lease documents. Suggestions include using translation tools to navigate Thai immigration resources.

Robert *******

In several Thai cities people has to do this longer time, some with even much more enforcement and documents. Here are the most Q&A about the TM 30 notification. I don't see the importance to have several topics about the same subject, all with questions allready answered in this post and keep topics open for the same questions:

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6 years ago

Frederick *********

Is it 100% factual that Bangkok CW Immigration office is asking for a TM30 before they let you do a ninety day report.

6 years ago

Terry ********

This has been going on in Samutprakan Immigration for a while now. You need to report your address everytime you go out of the country and return even if your address has not changed it is 'pain in the arse'. If you return to Thailand on the weekend Samutprakan will allow you to report the following Monday without the fine. Each immigration seems to have their own procedures on this and timings you need to check with the immigration in your area.

6 years ago

Indra ********

I heard we can do at police station, right? Or where is the best place do tm30 on weekend?

6 years ago

Indra ********

@Tod ********

, I dont have lease doc cause i stay with my wife (thai) but we not yet sign married contract. What should i do?

6 years ago

Indra ********

@Tod ********

Thanks Khun Tod. This tm30 is confusing.

6 years ago

Tod *********

just go to the immigration office the next day they are open.

you can ONLY use a police station if there is no immigration office in the province you live in. <- meaning you can't go to a police station in bangkok..

6 years ago

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Tod *********

Dylan ********

Oh great I fly back to Bkk today.

6 years ago

Marcel *******

But no way to do it by my self as an Condo owner, right...Homepage is only in Thai.

6 years ago

George *************

Use these two tools and you'll be fine if you have sufficient patience. Google Chrome browser will do automatic machine translation of Thai text into English. Google Translate phone app will do machine translation of images containing Thai text into English when you use your camera to take a picture of the image. Machine translation is not 100% accurate but when you have context you should be able to figure out what information they are looking for and what buttons to press.

6 years ago

Bernd ***********

...you can use translate page.

6 years ago

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Bernd ***********

Jeremy ********

Great update

6 years ago

Michael *********

screw them

6 years ago