What documents do I need to provide when lodging an overdue TM30 for my visa in Thailand?

TM30 Visa Fine Documentation Lease Agreement National ID Expats in Thailand

May 25, 2019

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On Monday, I am going to CW to lodge my overdue TM30. I know there will be a 800Baht fine, that's Ok. I have the Lease agreement from the owner with a signed copy of their National ID card. Apart from copies of my passport pages, what else do I need to provide? Thanks

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To lodge an overdue TM30 in Thailand, you need to provide your lease agreement, a signed copy of the owner's National ID card, copies of your passport pages, and ensure you are prepared for the 800 Baht fine.

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