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Will Immigration Accept a Receipt of Notification as Proof of Accommodation for ED Visa Extension in Thailand?
Sep 18, 2024
2 years ago
Callum ******
ORIGINAL POSTERVisa advice: I'm extending my ED Visa in a couple of days, but instead of providing me with the traditional TM30 pdf form, my landlord has given me a "receipt of notification" form. Will immigration accept this as proof of accommodation? Thanks
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking confirmation on whether a 'receipt of notification' provided by their landlord—rather than the traditional TM30 pdf form—will be accepted by immigration as proof of accommodation for extending their ED visa in Thailand. One comment suggests that the online TM30 system now issues such receipts.
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Tod *********
The online TM30 system gives receipts of notification like this now
Is this what your landlord gave you
Is this what your landlord gave you
@Callum *****
?Callum ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tod ********
Sounds ok then. It’s just I’ve never come across this form before or seen it submittedSteve *********
@Callum *****
I used to have receipts like the one you posted when I used to submit by mail before I got on the online system.Tod *********
@Steve ********
yep, that's the hard copy of filing a TM30 form (as I said it's the bottom of the first page of the TM30 form they stamp and give you).Reply to
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Callum ******
ORIGINAL POSTERThe registration may have been completed in person…
Callum ******
ORIGINAL POSTERTod Daniels Thanks, but it is not what she gave me. It looks like this…
Tod *********
@Callum *****
that's the BOTTOM of the TM30 hard copy they FILE at the immigration office in person 🙁 and what you need to show one was filed for you It's the "old school" way and few people actually go file TM30's like that anymore BUT that is indeed a TM30 receipt 🙂
Tod *********
you can see on that image grab the bottom piece is what you have now, 🙂
that's a TM30 receipt
that's a TM30 receipt
Callum ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tod ********
Ok thanks. So this is sufficient for extending my ED visa at immigration?Tod *********
@Callum *****
dunno what you want to hear 😕 that IS definitely a TM30 receipt
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if your office needs you to have a TM30 filed that receipt will do (y)
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Mike ********
@Callum *****
That's exactly the same Receipt of Notification as I have. Mine was done in person.Tod *********
@Mike *******
yep, (y)Reply to
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