Good day, I'm a few hours late with my TM30 and can no longer do it online. What is the best way to manage it? I have a LTR visa and live in a condo in BKK.
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The user is experiencing difficulties with submitting their TM30 form online due to a delay and seeks advice on the best course of action. Comments from the community suggest that late submissions are generally not problematic, with several users sharing their own experiences of filing late without consequences. It's noted that the TM30 is an address registration requirement regardless of visa type, and that for LTR visa holders, filing deadlines might be less stringent. Users also provide a link for TM30 submissions and discuss the role of landlords in this process. Overall, advice leans towards submitting the form as soon as possible, even if late, and to communicate with the landlord when necessary.
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Yes, the landlord's details are needed (ID & Tabian Baan). I set mine up using my father-in-law's documents, it's a 3 step process (register account, add address then add foreigner details).
you’re missing the point. This is not a 90 day report. This is address registration upon arrival in the country. Everyone has to do this. Even elite visa.
For most offices they don’t have an issue if you filed it late. There’s is no reason that you couldn’t say I just got “back home” today and file anyway.
Some may be pedantic and issue a fine but unlikely. They just want you to have filed one for interaction with immigration
As far a i know if you have ltr you do not have to file 90 days! I have one and never do that. Only one time every year but if you are not a year in Thailand you do not have to do that!
I have forgotten to do mine and done it online a week later. Never been an issue for TM30 it's not that important if your have no need to go to a immigration office for anything.