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What are the obligations of foreigners under Section 37 of the Immigration Act in Thailand?

Immigration Act Thailand Visa Rules Foreigners Responsibilities TM30 Notification Local Police Notification Visa Regulations in Thailand

Aug 3, 2019

7 years ago

Moca *********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Immigration Act Section 37

Section 38 and TN30 has been widely explained, but what about section 37?

Section 37 is about duties of the foreigner, not the landlord.

Point 4:

If the foreigner travel to another province and stay longer than 24h, must notify to the local police within 48h from the time of arrival.

What about this?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

Section 37 of the Immigration Act outlines the responsibilities of foreigners in Thailand, particularly regarding notifying local police when traveling to another province for more than 24 hours. The discussion clarifies that this requirement is separate from the TM30 notification system and raises questions about enforcement and potential consequences for failure to comply.

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Moca *********

ORIGINAL POSTER

This is about to notify in person to the police (or immigration) office of the province where you traveled, if you stay there more than 24h

7 years ago

Moca *********

ORIGINAL POSTER

If it's implemented this means : if you live in Bangkok and you do a trip to Chiang Mai (for more than 24h) you have to notify to Chaing mai police( art.37) and the Hotel too ha to notify (art38, TM30) then when you go back home your landlord has to notify.

7 years ago

Moca *********

ORIGINAL POSTER

my question is: are there report if this law has been enforced? If yes, which are the consequences if I don't report.

7 years ago

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Moca *********

ORIGINAL POSTER

I would like to point out that this not about to notify when you come back to your house (article 38, tm30) which has been widely spoken.

7 years ago

Nathan ***************

I don’t think we did this when we went to Chiang Mai for two days

I know the hotel wanted to see the resident information on my passport

But we didn’t go immigration when returned to Chiang Rai

7 years ago

Nathan ***************

Garrett Greenwald i don’t do a 90 day report or extension on my 90 day VV NON O

Tricky to know which side of the law I’m on

My wife isn’t my landlord and that’s where I stay

This time we haven’t travelled outside of Chiang Rai

Next year when I settle here we will be going to the sea and will be folllowing correct procedure

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Mazi *****

so my house is samrong and i go to buy food in bangna .what is bangkok provence ..and i have small condo there as well.so each time i drive samrong to bangna only 2 min way .and i need to inform police ..I guess in this case i stay in police staition 😂😂😂😂

7 years ago

Mazi *****

Garrett Greenwald i am living in border of provence bangna and samrong ..bangna is bangkok and samrong is samut prakan

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Graeme **********

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7 years ago

Henri ******

Pathetic nonsense

7 years ago

Graeme **********

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7 years ago

Mark *******

What if I go on a Bender meeting da love of me life going LT then wake up 3 days later on beach road unda a coconut tree...then what do I put as me location on the tm30

7 years ago

Mark *******

@Mike *********

ya couldn’t hang wid the Mark

7 years ago

Mike **********

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we gotta party sometime 🤣🤣

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