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Visited the immigration office at Blue Tree, Phuket today to get the Certificate of Residence for myself and my wife.
We submitted our TM30 and passport with entry stamp — they didn’t ask for our DTV printout.
We were charged 1,000 baht each and told to collect the certificate the next day. It’s all done quickly and smoothly.
We needed the document for vehicle purchase and Thai driving license.
However, I’ve seen posts here mentioning 300–500 baht fees and a one-week wait.
Just wondering — did we overpay, or is this the new standard now?
Visited the immigration office at Blue Tree, Phuket today to get the Certificate of Residence for myself and my wife.
We submitted our TM30 and passport with entry stamp — they didn’t ask for our DTV printout.
We were charged 1,000 baht each and told to collect the certificate the next day. It’s all done quickly and smoothly.
We needed the document for vehicle purchase and Thai driving license.
However, I’ve seen posts here mentioning 300–500 baht fees and a one-week wait.
Just wondering — did we overpay, or is this the new standard now?
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