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What do I need to do for TM30 at the immigration office in Nakhon Pathom?

TM30 Reporting Immigration Office Nakhon Pathom Thailand Visa Requirements Expat Regulations in Thailand

October 25, 2020

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I need TM30 for the immigration office in Nakhon Pathom ?

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The TM30 is a form required for reporting a foreigner's address in Thailand to the immigration office. If you need to handle TM30 in Nakhon Pathom, you should report it at the immigration office that serves your area.

Ellie *******

You need to report TM30 at the immigration office that serves the province (or area) of your address.

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Benjamin ******

You mean TM30?

What are you trying to do at the immigration office?

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@Benjamin *****

yes right. I want apply to extend my Visa for 60 days .

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Benjamin ******

You'd have to ask your immigration office what their policy is for TM30. You should have filed one when you first arrived to Thailand.

Some immigration offices want it no later then 24 business hours after you start residing in a place, and others want it only when you first arrive to the country.

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