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When do I need to check in with immigration after entering Thailand on a retirement visa?

Retirement Visa Immigration Check-in 90 Day Reporting TM30 Registration Thailand Visa Rules

Jul 12, 2024

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I am in retired visa, expires January 5th, when I got the visa, before 90 days check in, I left Thailand, came back 4th of July, residence I checked in they copied passport, when I should go check in with immigration? Thanks for help!

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You need to check in with immigration for your 90-day report 90 days from your entry date, which is July 4th. Additionally, make sure to register your address (TM30) within 24 hours of re-entering Thailand.

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You may need to do address registration within 24 hours. TM30.

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James ********

Your next 90 day report is due 90 days FROM July 4th. As that was the date you ENTERED THAILAND.

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Hulusi ********

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I tried to do tm30 online but I couldn't , I will go immigration office personally to make sure everything ok.

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James ********

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MANY Thai Immigration offices require the first TM30 to be done at the Thai Immigration office following your return to Thailand.

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Hulusi ********

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thanks

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thanks for your help

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