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What are the obligations of foreigners under Section 37 of the Immigration Act in Thailand?

August 3, 2019

5 years ago

Moca *********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Immigration Act Section 37

Section 38 and TN30 has been widely explained, but what about section 37?

Section 37 is about duties of the foreigner, not the landlord.

Point 4:

If the foreigner travel to another province and stay longer than 24h, must notify to the local police within 48h from the time of arrival.

What about this?

Immigration Act Thailand Visa Rules Foreigners Responsibilities TM30 Notification Local Police Notification Visa Regulations in Thailand

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What are the obligations of foreigners under Section 37 of the Immigration Act in Thailand?

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