I’m returning to Chiang Mai on Friday at 18.00 with Thai wife after 2 week vacation in Vietnam.

(Yes, I know, I picked a good time)!

This is the first time I’ve been out of Thailand since before Covid,

Going straight back to her house. I’ve been registered there for years. I know I have to do a new TM30, but, she will not file online (doesn’t like computers).

My question…will we be fined or have any aggravation on Monday morning when we go to immigration to reregister, as, obviously, they’ll be closed when we arrive and through the weekend.

Thanks.

I have a friend moving to Thailand next month. He's 80 and would be coming to get his non-O retirement visa. I've done this before so I know the ropes...

The question is - if he stays with me and shares in my apartment - which I am on contract for - can he still get into a bank if they require proof of lease or TM30 or something like that?

I am usa citizen on visa exempt. I left , for Vietnam 9/25 and plan to return 10/1 for another 60 day visa exempt. My landlord filed TM 30 good until 2/25. When I return do I need to go to immigration to update the TM30?

For the information of people in Bangkok my wife took my passport and completed TM47 to CW today.

Points that may be noteworthy.

1) This was my first 90 day report submission since receiving a marriage extension in July and as expected an in person submission was required for the first report. I cheekily tried submitting online 4 times and was rejected 4 times!

2) I made an appointment about 30 days ago for 2pm today and she was called to the window at 2.02pm and done by 2.05pm

3) Copy of TM30 was required but copies of entry stamp, visa, stay extension stamps and passport photo page were not required and were handed back by the IO.

Howdy!

Quick question.

Who here just had their Non-B extended for a year in Chaengwatana?

Did the I.O check for your UPDATED (did they check for the due date of your last tm30) TM30?

Thanks! Hoping someone could share their experience.

Just entered Thailand on my DTV from Manchester. Online full check in was not available, I could pick my seat but it instructed me to go to the desk for boarding passes, even the little machines before the desk would not allow it. The girl on check in hadn’t seen the dtv before but she just typed in the visa number and it was not an issue.

On arrival in Phuket my passport was stamped for 180 days, but after me asking the immigration officer said I have to report to the immigration office at 90 days.

It’s not a problem doing that but if people are coming for the first time they may not be aware of the 90 day reporting

I have another question following on from the answers to my last one. Only people who know answer please. No bu!!5hit

So I’m going to stay at a friends house, initially for free but now im thinking of making it official by leasing at a small cost, say 5000 baht per month. What would be the procedure by the owner regarding immigration and how would they go about getting a lease contract made up.

If someone was between apartments and in a hotel for 2 weeks when 90 day report is due, would hotel reservation or receipt work?

Hi

Many people here say that they do the TM30 themselves. Some posted that they use the TM30 online portal or TM30.io.

The TM30 form is for landlords.

A guest can do it probably when he show some documents from the landlord (copy of ID, Household registration book (Tabien Baan), letter of autorisation).

Filling out the form on your or landlord's name (autorisated by landlord's letter?

And how does it work online?

According the link below only landlords can register TM30 online.

[members only]

Can one of those who say they did the TM30 online explain how this is possible as a guest.

Do you register on your name as a giving authorization person?

Are landlords are willing to give guests an autorisation letter?

Thank you.

Is it hard to stay on a sailboat in Thailand? Would it make things complicated because you don’t have a physical address?