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What should I do about my TM30 filing after returning to Thailand without submitting it?

TM30 Jomtien Thailand Visa Immigration Visa Extension Expat advice Permanent address Re-entry Permit

Oct 30, 2024

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Tony **********

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Regarding TM30 in Jomtien.

I recently left the country for a couple of weeks and when I returned on 27th Sept I stupidly forgot to file an online TM30. I did file one on the entry before on 22nd Aug at the same address. Since this is our permanent address is it going to be a problem that I returned to the same address and didn't file for my most recent entry?

I have my annual extension of stay application soon so I'll need to have my TM30 status correct for that.

I could login and file an online TM30 now but you can't backdate the check in date past one day.

Any advice on the best course of action would be much appreciated.

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The user forgot to file a TM30 after returning to Thailand and is concerned about potential issues with their upcoming annual extension application. Several responses suggest that filing a new TM30 for the current date is sufficient, as the check-in date does not need to match the entry date. It is generally considered acceptable if returning to the same address, and local immigration rules may vary.

Marc ********

Just submit a new one from today’s date. As long you get it up to date you should be ok.

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Wayne ********

Each office may be different but most if you leave the nation even border bounce requires new tm30. As typically when we go out , coming back stay at hotels a few days or weeks before return to private home, next day go immigration do tm30 as hotels report between. I've known some fined 4 6 10k thb for failing to report and thinking it's ok until doing 90 day. It's your LOCAL that decides

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Matt *******

If your TM47 is good admin on submission, presuming you done a recent one pre admin your extension, your Tm 30 is not an issue.

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Bob **********

In Jomtien if you returned to the same address with a re entry permit you don’t need a new one and none for traveling around Thailand

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Brandon ************

They fined a ton of people for exactly this at the end of last year when they changed their policy to requiring it

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Bob **********

@Brandon ***********

yes she gave me a break and when I left and returned I went down and she said if you come back on a re entry permit to the same address I’m good,maybe not everyone

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Brandon ************

TM30 is such a simple thing to do online, I wouldn't risk it. The immigration offices sometimes give you a different answer depending on who you talk to on what day.

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Neo ************

They told me I have to... change everyday but I know many people who never report coming back and no issue.

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Bob **********

@Neo ***********

it’s all about what visa or extension you have

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Glen *********

Jomtien is inconsistent, I never do TM30 when I return from overseas and never any prob, but I’ve witnessed several people be fined for doing the same. I always use same IO for consistency 🤣

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John *****

I read somewhere that Jomtien IO does not need a new TM30 filed if returning to the same address...you might want to do a FB search.

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Tony **********

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I asked them in person in 2022 and they told me that we're supposed to file each time we enter the country and return home but not each time we return home from elsewhere in Thailand. Things might have changed since then of course!

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David ******

I've read that a few time also

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Ellie *******

Don't worry, just submit a new one.

The check-in date on TM30 does NOT have to be the same as your entry stamp. TM30 is supposed to be submitted within 24 hours after you arrive at that address, not the day you entered Thailand.

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Tony **********

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thank you for the quick reply. Much appreciated.

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Ellie *******

For example, I do my TM30 every time I stay out of my apartment, regardless of staying at hotels, guest houses, or a friend's.

In most cases, my TM30 has a much newer date than my entry date.

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Daryl *******

can I register to do my own tm30, the landlord's daughter has done 2 for me so far. Thanks for all of your advice.

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Ellie *******

, you can if you provide all necessary documents. Check TM30 system user’s guide for details.

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Rune *******

how about the 90day report, do you do that from your entry date? Or how do you keep track?

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Ellie *******

, count 90 days from your entry date.

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