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What should I do if my 90-day report is due but the TM30 system is down?

Jul 30, 2025
3 days ago
Etienne ************
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I'm not sure whether this is the appropriate site to ask the following question, I hope so. My 90 day Report is due soon, I just paid my rent, asked for a new TM30 for doing the Report, now the place where I stay tells me: "the system is down, we've been struggling since yesterday". Our company actually do it on our behalf, but we have to supply the correct documentation, etc, in order for them to make the TM47 application.

Has anyone experienced a similar problem lately, I really don't want to pay a B500 per day once it expires!

Any advice will be appreciated!
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is concerned about their upcoming 90-day report deadline, facing issues with getting a new TM30 due to a system outage at their accommodation. They have received differing advice from commenters regarding the necessity of filing a new TM30 and potential penalties for late reporting. The discussion highlights experiences with various immigration offices and suggests that there may be different protocols depending on the location within Thailand.
Jeremy ********
You could just fly out/in every 89 days and never do a 90 day report
Stephen ********
My 90 day was refused as I didnt file new tm 30 after hotel stay within Thailand. Maybe different offices act differently. This was Chiang mai
Max *************
@Stephen *******
Yes,at some offices you can travel in Thailand and do the next 90-days report if returning to the last reported address.This is the case in Chonburi immigration in Jomtien.
Peter ***********
Yes tried to get mine yesterday site down for maintanace.printed it out tday did a new one.
Stuart *********
You’ve got some wires crossed somewhere. You don’t pay 500 baht per day if you fail to report a 90 day filing. You could be subject to a 2,000 baht fine if late but that’s whether you’re 8 days late or 80 plus days late.
David *******
Unless you’ve left the country or moved address you don’t need a new TM30. I’m still using the one I was given last November.
Stuart *********
@David ******
Completely office dependent. Some don’t care if you are returning to your main address even from overseas. Some require if returning from overseas. Some will require a new filing if you’ve stayed in a hotel or hospital for a night.
Max *************
@David ******
It depends on the immigration office. I still have my old TM30-receipt since 2020 when I changed condo,in my passport.
Etienne ************
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@David ******
OK, thanks, still staying in the same place. Appreciated!
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