What do I need to report upon returning to Bangkok with a Non-O retirement visa?

NON-O Visa Retirement Visa TM30 Reporting 90-Day Reporting Chiang Mai Immigration Procedures Visa Rules Cambodia Travel

Apr 15, 2023

2 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

Hi everyone, i just got my non O retirement 1 year , multiple enter permit and an apparent lease till October 23 in Chiang Mai. I am planning to travel to Cambodia for 1 week and come back to Bangkok . 

What do I need to do upon arrival to Bangkok? Any reporting ? 

Thank you in advance.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

After returning to Bangkok with a Non-O retirement visa, you will need to file a TM30 report if your landlord has not already done so. Additionally, ensure you keep your 90-day reporting requirements in mind, which may necessitate an up-to-date TM30 submitted to your local immigration office.

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Nick ************

You still have to do 90 day reports which might be difficult if you do not have an up to date tm30 filed with your local immigration.

2 years ago

Michael ********

Only tm 30 officially

2 years ago

Igor ***********

ORIGINAL POSTER

@Michael *******

Thank you! so if we stay a couple of days in Bangkok hotel they file TM 30 for us , right?

2 years ago

Igor ***********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Thank you all. Sorry if i was not clear.

Initially I came with non-O 90 days , then i used an agent to get 1 year extension, non O retirement with multiple entry stamp.

2 years ago

Michael ********

@Igor **********

yes they will, but personally i wouldnt worry about with your visa as you have to be out of country every 90 days anyway. So you shouldnt have any interaction with immigration in country.

2 years ago

Kool *******

Michael Dawson if you read closely I have a feeling he is saying he now has his one year retirement visa (extension), and he bought the multi-entry reentry permit, shortened to multi-entry permit. He didn't get a multi-entry visa as I think you are assuming.

2 years ago

Michael ********

@Kool ******

yep i assumed 1 year multiple entry visa, could be read as that. But his comments after apparently not

2 years ago

Kim *********

@Kool ******

he says he just get non o retirement visa multiple entries. He is not mentioning extension

2 years ago

Ernesto ********

@Michael *******

? No you don’t

2 years ago

Igor ***********

ORIGINAL POSTER

To get out of country or every 90 days reporting , right?

2 years ago

Russell *******

@Igor **********

you don't need to leave every 90 years infact you don't need to leave at all as long as the requirements stay the same and you can qualify. Good feeling getting your first year stamp . Just enjoy your retirement 🙏

2 years ago

Оливер *********

@Russell ******

I'm glad for him, that he doesn't have to leave every 90 years☺️

2 years ago

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