Hi. I hope to be moving to Thailand next year ( subject to selling my house). I plan to move in with my Thai girlfriend who owns a house. Is she able to provide me with a certified address as required for my retirement visa?

Thanks,

Hugh Pursey.

Just visited phuket immigration for the latest list of documents for the Non O retirement visa. There seems to be a couple of changes from last year. Photo copy of every Thai stamp in passport, all photo copies of documents in portrait NOT landscape. Must update your Tm30 (address) at room 101 or drive through first on day of application. Bank statement from visa issue date.

Advice wanted, I will arrive in Thailand on a DTV in December and will be staying at a friends house for a few months, do I register this at the local immigration and would I need something from the owner to confirm I’m staying there. I will be staying free so I don’t have a rental contract or anything.

Also I need to leave the country in February and then March for work a few weeks at a time. Do I need to register each time I return or just inform them when I’m leaving for the rest of the year in april

thanks in advance for the help

Canadian Passport

Arriving on a 60 day visa exempt stamp

TM30

It has been awhile since I’ve arrived using the visa exempt stamp. Unfortunately, I have a deadbeat landlord who refuses to file the TM30 for me. In the past, I’ve always went to CW to file the TM30, as I was on a Non-O visa.

I’m wondering, which office do I go to file the TM30 when arriving using the visa exempt stamp?

Thanks.

#TM30

Hi everyone,

I've NON B Visa, re-entry Permit, Italian passport.

I went Laos few days, today afternoon I will re-entry Thailand by Friendly Bridge, than fly to Bangkok.

The address I've registered is in Phuket, but I plan to stay 10 days in Hua Hin before to go back to Phuket where I live.

My question is:

Do I have to do any 90 day report or any report about my address?

Thanks.

Have a good day.

So here you go James miller. You ask to post separately so I am. Arrived through air, wife owns the house with proper house book, she’s dual citizenship, I’m American so visa exempt stamped in for 30 days, when we arrived by flight BKK we passed through Thai side immigration together, and I always ask about the tm30 registration. And also asked in Thai language so I’m certain immigration understands the question. I also asked local immigration about the tm 30 and they both said it’s not required if I flew in to Thailand and was told if I arrived by a boarder crossing it was required. I would like to either go for 30 day extension or just cross over to Laos and stay one night and get re stamped in for an additional 30 days. On previous trips, many many trips I had a non oa visa and never did a tm30 registration because I left at the 89-90 day mark. Surely if it was required it would have been addressed at arrival or departure at the airport. I just can’t imagine I was lucky all those times. Curious what your thoughts are.

Apologies for what is probably a stupid question.

I'm applying for a non immigrant O visa. Is there anyway I can apply while I am still not sure about my dates of visit and where I will be staying?

I can supply my girlfriends address, but we will not be staying there. Is it possible to apply with her address and then update as I we find a place to stay? I'll be in Bangkok but her address is in Nakhon Si Thammarrat

I don't want to run afoul of Thai immigration.

I’m on an OA visa from the UK (2nd year)

I live in Hua Hin right now and will move to Bang Saray at the end of the month.

Question.

Do I report to immigration at my new address to register or just wait till my next 90 day report (April) . ?

Regards.

Hello.

Do you need TM30 in Jomtien for 30 day extension?

I am renting an airbnb ifor a month n Pattaya and am here on visa exempt. Before renting I asked the owner about providing TM30 and she said that TM30 not needed now. Instead she gives the renters "blue book" and her passport.

However reading posts on the forum it seems TM30 is required after all?

Thanks

Hi folks ,

If staying with Thai friends in their home does the owner need to go immigration to fill in a TM30 form and lodge it ?

If they don’t lodge the tm 30 and you moved somewhere else what trouble could that cause ; surely The owner couldn’t be fined if there is no record of your stay ?

Thanks