What details are required for the TM30 form when dealing with a Non-Immigrant Extension of Stay Visa in Thailand?

TM30 Non-Immigrant Visa One Year Retirement Visa Port of Entry Visa Regulations Immigration Office Thai Visa Process

Aug 7, 2019

5 years ago

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My wife, my House Master, attemoed  her first on line TM30 and we both got confused on type visa and what they want on on Port Of Entry as I just went to Bangkok. Anyone whit any hints on what goes where?  My Visa us a Non Imm extension of stay commonly referred to as a One Year Retirement Visa. Thanks

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The conversation revolves around confusion regarding the TM30 online form and the appropriate inputs for Immigration, specifically related to a Non-Immigrant Extension of Stay (commonly called a One Year Retirement Visa). The user seeks clarification on what to provide for the visa type and port of entry after arriving in Bangkok, amidst discussions about fines for not reporting stay and responsibilities of landlords.

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Robert *******

And as people asking for information but not get it, the only option I see is a visit to immigration office. Sorry but without any information or help from your side there is not much we can do. Good luck.

5 years ago

Noel *****************

My wife ( girlfriend ) got a 2000 baht find for not telling immigration i was staying in the house, because i had told them i was staying there,

5 years ago

Noel *****************

Bobby Howard i got no fine just the missus. We? She owns the house, 55, so being not marry i need to show rent papers. Not a big problem, jusd a pain in the ass

5 years ago

Bobby ********

@Noel ****************

. I understand the landlord/owner gets a 2000baht fine and the tenant gets an 800baht fine for failing to report, but if the landlord reports there is no fine for the tenant, as it is the landlord's responsibility

5 years ago

Noel *****************

@Dave *********

yes will need to get her to look into this too, as she has a job. Back in OZ now cancer treatment, well no treatment, terminal, so waiting pension to let me go home (Thailand ) to die,.

5 years ago

Dave **********

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@Noel ****************

that's why my wife got approval to do the TM30 o. Line as she has a shop and no time to to travel to the IO office.

5 years ago

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Dave **********

Benjamin ******

For the second question, the port of entry would be border you crossed. For example, by air, it would either by BKK or DMK, or by land it would be Friendship Bridge I or II (from Laos).

5 years ago

Dave **********

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Benjamin Hays I just went to Bangkok so what goes into the TM 3O on line Program is the question. It very well be my point of entry last trip out but wife wants to be certain what it is they want.

5 years ago

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Dave **********

Bobby ********

So is the visa an O-A? And isn't your port of entry Bangkok? What exactly are you seeking?

5 years ago

Bobby ********

@Dave *********

. You went to Bangkok from where? You're not giving the full information for an informed answer

5 years ago

Dave **********

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@James *******

what goes into the TM30 on line input is the question.

5 years ago

Dave **********

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Bobby Howard I just went to Bangkok not out of the country what goes into the TM30 On Line program is the question.

5 years ago

James ********

@Bobby *******

no its Extension of Stay...based on retirement. I think 😁

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Robert *******

i guess you have a big stamp in your passport with the fist line the immigration office where you got it and the second line: Extension of Stay is permitted up to ../../..

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Robert *******

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