Need some useful tips in dealing with Chon Buri Immigration - Iβm moving from Bangkok to Chon Burin next week π
1. Are they strict on TM28 and TM30 being lodged when moving, travelling etc?
2. How is the wait/queue there compared to Bangkok?
3. How are they to deal with in general, and anything that you think would be beneficial to know?
Looking for people with recent experience and knowledge...the likes of Tod etc.
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TLDR : Answer Summary
When dealing with Chon Buri Immigration, it's important to know that they prioritize TM30 submissions over TM28, as the latter is not recognized in this location. The wait times are generally shorter for 90-day reports, averaging around 5-15 minutes, but extensions based on marriage can be quite challenging. Expect the office to be busier during holiday periods, so consider timing your visit accordingly. Being aware of these details and how the office operates can help make your experience smoother.
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90 day report is very fast, like 5-15 min. Extension based on marriage is a nightmare and at Chon Buri Immigration and can really make you wonder if its worth it to live here, never tried BKK but only Chiang Mai
Glen *********
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Sorry, can I clarify one issue - what if the new owner does not want to do the TM30, how would I submit it without his ID and house registration?
Glen *********
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Well, my experience in Jomtien Immigration was amazing - walked in at 11am after sleeping in, and walked out 11.03am...all done in less than 3 minutes (TM30)