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Anonymous participant It is just a matter of learning the local quirks 🙂 I knew Jomtien as dealt with it a while and loads of people talk about it if anything changes. In Bangkok I was BOI and company office admin did everything for us. I was lucky when I moved to Chiang Mai. My property agent has a good pal in immigration and asked her advice on all of my questions. The agent for the owner also updates TM30 as soon as you inform them. Most of her owners are Chinese out of the country so she does it for all of them.

Anonymous participant The problem though is no consistency between Immigration Offices (Like with many things). Some want a new TM30 if you have travelled overseas and returned to same address while others do not. For me the Property Agent should know if they are dealing with foreigners and offer the updating service as part of their whole package.

@Peter *******

The school will want the child to be on a visa. Some are OK with DTV while others want Ed.

@Ad**

For each time you return after an overseas trip. If you do not travel it stays valid.

@Delima ********

Go with local office as all can be different. Chiang Mai 100% need to redo even if same address. My last visit there I had to get a TDAC printed out that was checked against the TM30 update

@Ben ******

So why post shyte about something that was not asked for?

Anonymous participant Jomtien def used to be fine returning ti same address. They flip flopped a few times but from Oct 23 through till late 24 I never redid TM30 and 90 day was fine. The agent is a good idea and ask before renting.

Post just yesterday on here about Jomtien and need for updated TM30 after a trip.

@Ben ******

Absolute nonsene. Extensions are added to the end dare. They are not talking about extending in any case.