Why was a Power of Attorney required for filing my TM30 in Thailand?

Jul 7, 2019
5 years ago
Martin ******
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Ok, so after not doing my TM30 when I came back from Vietnam in May, went to do my 90 day at Nonthaburi and was told I had to pay the fine! 800baht. Now I have no problem with that, even though they have never enforced that law before. However, when I went back to file the TM30 and pay the fine, the IO made my Thai girlfriend fill out a “power of Attorney “ form. I had all the documents required from the owner of my condo, ID, House Registration etc! Can anyone explain the reason for the power of attorney?

Thanks.
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The user discusses an experience with the TM30 filing process after returning from Vietnam, where they were fined for not submitting the TM30 upon their return. They are curious about the necessity of a Power of Attorney form that was required for their Thai girlfriend to fill out, despite having all the necessary documents concerning their condo.
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