What should I do about my TM30 and 90-day report situation in Thailand?

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Hey all, I'm a bit confused with the TM30 and 90 day report thing.

I've been here for about 120 days. My flight landed on 25/10/24.

My agent gave me a TM30, but the informed date is 30/10/24 because I was at a hotel waiting for my condo to be ready.

Okay so to fix this situation, do I take my TM30 to the immigration office to sort this out? Or do I need my TM30 and get the TM47 online and take both to immigration? Or get the TM47 there? And in future after 90 days I can do it online?

Any help would be appreciated!

Ask Thailand · Answer

The user is confused about managing their TM30 and 90-day report due to having stayed in Thailand for 120 days since their arrival. They had a TM30 issued by their hotel, which is now outdated because they have moved to a condo. Comments from the community advise that the condo landlord should have submitted a TM30 for the user, and that they need to follow up with an immigration office about their 90-day report. The comments suggest that there is no way to retroactively file a 90-day report, but the user can manage future filings either in person or online.

Henrik ***** · Answer

If anyone find out that they have missed a deadline, with anything to do with Thai authorities, then make sure to take steps to correct it, as soon as possibel after discovering the mistake.

Wannikea ********* · Answer

Practically, it doesn't matter when it was submitted at that location. Nothing to fix. Just do your 90 day report as per your situation in person or online.

Biff ******* · Answer

You've been in Thailand for 120 days, there's no 'fixing' not having filed a 90 day report. You haven't filed one in time. If you need anything from an immigration office, and they check to see if you filed a 90 day report, they may well fine you  ฿2000 because you didn't.

That's it. That's the only thing that happens. If you don't ever need anything from an immigration office before you leave the country, nothing happens.

On your next entry, count 89 days after you arrive and file a 90 day report in person. You can do that 14 days before or 7 days after that date.

Or you can just not, and pay the fine if they ask you to.

Greg ******** · Answer

He Condo Landlord or their Agent needs to have submitted a TM30 when you moved in. The hotel one is out of date. You need a TM30 at most offices before yiu can do the 90 Day report. TM47 forms are available at immigration.

What should I do about my TM30 and 90-day report situation in Thailand?

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