What are the requirements for TM30 submission and 90-day reporting for a Non Immigrant Visa 'O A' in Thailand?

Non Immigrant Visa O-A TM30 Submission 90-Day Reporting Thailand Immigration Retirement Visa Visa Regulations

Nov 14, 2018

6 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

I am in the process of applying for a Non Immigrant Visa 'O A' based on retirement and hoping to arrive on or about 18 December.  

I have two questions:  

1.  On the first night I will stay in a hotel so I guess the hotel will sumit the TM30. The next day I will go to my prebooked condo.  Does the condo owner or me, as the leasee, have to submit the TM 30?

2.  In regard to the 90 day reporting do I have to report on arrival, or is this done at immgration at the airport, meaning that I report 90 days from arrival?

I have looked through various commentts and can'tt find an answer.

Thanks

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is seeking clarification on TM30 submission and 90-day reporting for their Non Immigrant Visa 'O-A' upon arriving in Thailand for retirement. They ask whether they or the condo owner should file the TM30 after their hotel stay and how the 90-day reporting process works, especially regarding the timing of the report after entry. Responses indicate that the user can file the TM30 independently at a local immigration office and that the 90-day reporting starts upon arrival.

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Ray **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

That is one post I have read many times. But, thanks for the reminder.

6 years ago

Tod *********

One more thing

@R**

, as you will be entering on a year-long, multi-entry Non-Immigrant Type O-A (Long Stay) visa make SURE when you stamp into the country that they stamp you in for a whole year.

We are seeing more and more people stamped in wrong when they enter and then they have to go and get the entry stamp corrected at the immigration office.

Check your stamp while you're at passport control before you walk away from the counter :)

6 years ago

Ray **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Thanks Tod, excellent respons, much appreciated. Regards

6 years ago

Tod *********

When you go to your condo, swing by the immigration office in Blu Port Mall in Hua Hin and file your TM.30 on your own. They are NOT hard core about having the owners i/d, the house book etc and you can do it all on your own there without any issue. (do take your lease ;) )

As far as how the 90 day reporting works. When you enter the country the 90 day clock starts counting down and IF you are in the country 89 days later (because they count the day you enter as day 1) you are obligated to file a 90 day report.

You can do it at Blu Port Mall as well. So going from your estimated arrival date of Dec 18th, your FIRST 90 day report will be due around the 17th of March 2019.

6 years ago

Tod *********

how about stating WHERE in the 513,000 square kilometers that comprise the glorious "Land 'O Thaiz" you'll be staying once you get to the condo?

That way we can answer you with accurate advice

6 years ago

Ray **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

I'll be staying in Hua Hin

6 years ago

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