My girlfriend registered my TM30 when I arrived in BKK but we didn't print out a copy at that time. Since then we have logged back onto the system and we couldn't find the TM30 on there and it said they are only stored for 7 days.
I am looking to extend my stay here for a further 30 days at IT Square Laksi but don't have the copy of the TM30. Will they be able to check from there side when I go to extend or will I need to show proof (photocopy, screen shot) that I have a registered TM30?
I know they have changed the system for the TM30 recently so just wanted to know people's experiences that have extended there stay at Bangkok immigration since the changes where made.
I have extended my stay in Thailand ( Bangkok) many times so know the documents required but not sure since the new changes where made.
Thanks in advance for any advice you can give.
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking advice on the need for a TM30 copy when extending their stay in Thailand. Their TM30, registered by their girlfriend, wasn't printed and seems to have been removed from the system after 7 days. While responses suggest that the TM30 is typically accessible by immigration if registered, users also recommend re-registering for a TM30 to ensure there's documentation on hand. The new system may require re-registration but allows for a PDF copy to be generated.
I think Iโm seeing that only landlords or business owners can register. Iโm leasing a home, and Iโve already received one TM30 in person. Can you point me to the website where I can register?
yes it says that apparently but I registered in my own name - received userid and filed a tm30 on behalf of my wife, The official tm30 immigration.go.th - the other tm30. Io
Usually don't need it at IT Square Laksi if it's already in the system. But there's no reason at all you can't just file a new one and take that paper if you want to be sure. You can file a new TM30 every day if you want. You just need the most recent one at the address you're staying at for your application.
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