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I am leaving the country and I have a retirement visa when I come back will I need to go to immigration office for my 60 day renewal or will it be ok that airport immigration stamped my passport
Hi guys, I'm about to have to do my 90 day reporting. I've got a TM30 form from the previous time I did it, however that was before I had a DTV visa. So I'm wondering if I need to have my TM30 form updated to show that I am now on a DTV visa. Hoping someone here might know the answer to this! Thanks.
Hello. Question related to the 90-day report and the retirement visa. Is it true that the people who hold a retirement visa don't need to do the report? Asking because, as far as I understand, all the foreigners must do it.
Question - I have a guardian visa. We went on vacation, got a re-entry permit and came back in. Do I need to do my 90 day reporting from my last 90 day or from the date we re-entered the country?
I had a work permit and an agent throughout the WP process. Year 2 of WP, I had to go to Chamchuri Square on my own for the 90-day reporting (agent stopped holding my hand). I mixed up the reporting deadline dates and overstayed one day. Went the following day, paid the 2000 baht fine and everything was fine from then on (yes, I got the black mark in my passport, but have since renewed my passport and it's not in the new passport).
I'm staying in Thailand on a one year Non O retirement visa extension. Yesterday, I filed an online 90 day report (due May 13) and today I received an email saying it had been rejected and that I should contact my nearest immigration office immediately.
Should I be worried or is the email wording standard practice?