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What should I know about filing a TM30 at Kalasin immigration?

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Aug 20, 2019

6 years ago

Bruce ***********

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Did my 90 day report at Kalasin immigration today, while I was there l handed him a tm30 expecting to be fined like some others, he checked out the computer and said no worry, only if you leave province or country. Which confused me even more as I had done both in the past without doing tm30. Just telling today's story to help the confusion

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The author shares their experience of filing a 90-day report at the Kalasin immigration office and submitting a TM30 form, expecting fines due to past travels without filing. However, they were informed that fines only apply when leaving the province or country, highlighting inconsistencies in immigration office policies. The conversation includes comments discussing variations in immigration practices and inquiring about the location of the Kalasin office.

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Robert *******

i will be rude when I comment, so I will close the commenting. Thanks for the report and acknowledge our advice to visit and ask your immigration office.

6 years ago

Ricky *****

Can you advise where Kalasin immigration office is located. Heading to Kalasin soon and we will need to pay a visit

6 years ago

Bruce ***********

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@Ricky ****

go in smiling, there nice guys who like a joke. Even joined us for lunch, and no I didn't pay lol

6 years ago

Ricky *****

@Bruce **********

Thank you so much 👍

6 years ago

Bruce ***********

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@Ricky ****

at the main municipal office. Opposite the cop station, big sign at the stairs. Good luck

6 years ago

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Bruce ***********

Benjamin ******

There's no confusion. Different immigration offices have different policies. Always ask them for their expectations.

6 years ago

Rob **********

@Benjamin *****

....... Yes, that's correct but within the same office from different officers the information is contradictory. One officer says have to report when you come back from outside the province. Another officer says no need to report unless you change address. Another officer says only report when you come back from abroad...... All in the same office !

It's a total shambles.

6 years ago

Benjamin ******

@Rob *********

I'm not from the immigration department, but it is the truth though, each office decides on their policy.

6 years ago

Rob **********

@Benjamin *****

......sounding like a spokesman from the immigration department.

' There's no confusion'..........

Even in the same office one immigration officer will tell you something different from another. It's complete confusion and utter chaos. Good try though.

6 years ago

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Rob **********

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