What are the requirements and timeframe for TM30 reporting upon returning to Thailand on a tourist visa, and when is the Chiang Mai office open?

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May 14, 2019

5 years ago

George *******

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How quickly do you have to do TM30 reporting once you've returned to Thailand? Is it really necessary if you've returned on a tourist visa? When is the office in Chiang Mai open? (3 questions in 1 -- thanks very much)

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When returning to Thailand, the TM30 reporting must be done quickly, but the exact timeframe can vary. It is generally recommended to complete the reporting within 24 hours of arrival. Yes, TM30 reporting is still required even if you are on a tourist visa. The Chiang Mai office typically has specific opening hours, which are advisable to check in advance.

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