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What is the process for filing TM30 at Immigration in Ubon Ratchathani?

TM30 Ubon Ratchathani Thai Immigration Visa Regulations Expat Experience

Philip *********

asked Aug 28, 2018

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I know immigration in Bangkok does not seem to care much about filing TM30 and Chiang Mai is strict. Does anyone have experience with immigration in Ubon Ratchathani ?

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The discussion revolves around the experiences of expats regarding the filing of the TM30 form at the Immigration office in Ubon Ratchathani. Participants share insights that suggest the immigration office there is friendly and that filing the TM30 may not be strictly enforced. One user has lived in Ubon Ratchathani since 1991 without ever being asked to file the form, while others suggest it's best to visit the immigration office to clarify any requirements.

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Philip *********

Thanks folks ! What I wanted to know .

8 years ago

Peter ******

I have lived in Ubon Ratchathani since 1991 and never been asked to complete a TM.30. Just saying.

Immigration in Ubon are very friendly. Pay them a visit and ask about the TM.30.

8 years ago

Tod *********

I'm with

@Rob***

on this; IF you just moved to that province what is the problem with paying a visit to the immigration office? Take a filled out TM.30 form and see if it's required. I don't see any down side in doing it at all.

8 years ago

Mindy *********

The Ubon immigration department is not unreasonably strict, but they do require you to file the TM30. Every time we have done it it has taken about 5 minutes, and they have been very polite and helpful to answer any questions we have had. You can stop into the office at Rajabhat University and ask them what documentation you need for your condo rental, but it won’t be more than the form and copies of a few things.

8 years ago

Philip *********

If I am renting an apartment, isn't it a little more complicated than me filing out a simple form and taking to immigration .

8 years ago

Robert *******

Print the form, fill it in, take the copies and just file it at Immigration, worst what can happen that they say we not need. But if you do not go and they need you face a fine at next visit.

8 years ago

Robert *******

It makes a good impression if you show up the first time with the correct paperwork, even when they not enforce it. But I understand you try to avoid.

8 years ago

Philip *********

True but I try to avoid

Immigration if at all possible.

8 years ago