your theory would make sense if the list mentioned TM30 then in absence of TM30 the three items. But remember TM30 is mandatory not optional ! If the mandatory TM30 was sufficient it would have a prominent place on the list with TM7....explain why it does not?
she was clear. TM30 in my hand would not suffice. I gave the list to my landlord and two days later I received the three documents. Landlord did not say "TM30 is enough " he was clearly aware of these separate requirements and provided them. TM30 is NOT enough
the list is issued with form TM7...they're not flexible on it. Must be complied with. Landlord or hotel owner to provide. It is not the TM30...the official shrugged and marked the list with ballpoint pen as you see in picture. Get the last three items before you go there.
how you can doubt or challenge this amazes me. I waited at Information desk 100 minutes last week. I only give accurate information. By confusing it with landlord's TM30 you cause doubt and uncertainty. You should shut up until you make proper inquiries.
tourist don't register the TM30. Hotel or landlord creates TM30 by law and they're penalized for delay or failure. The list on the picture is IMMIGRATION office list given to me with Extension application form TM27. It's exactly what they'll ask for when you seek 30 days extension. Avoid lunch period 11.30am til 1.00pm
not in Pattaya it's not. Messed up system at Immigration office. Closed for long lunch all staff laughing and joking. Not interested on service to customers...its a“fxck you” attitude. Chaotic queueing system ...recipe for argument confrontation and violence because of queue jumpers during 90 minutes of waiting. No application forms available even though it's obvious everyone needs one. Nope gotta join chaotic queue to get the form to then discover the list of required documents. A wasted day i won't repeat. 1900 for 30 days. Border bounce to Cambodia is 3300 for 60 days. I'll skip jomtien Immigration from now on.
it's in your SELF INTEREST to argue for professional advisers when that's what you're selling ! It isn't about number of days in Thailand per se. It's about exceeding 179 days in a CALENDAR year. I've been here since mid July. I'm outta here in mid March (ticket bought) and I refused to succumb to pressure to open a Thai bank account. Not 180 days in a calendar year and no Thai bank account...on what basis can I be taxed on my own fxckin savings from taxed income over thirty years?!!
policy is good for GBP 16K of medical cover. Usually reimbursement also not up front payment. No real peace of mind. Treatment of some conditions can cost £50 to £100k plus repatriation or international air ambulance. The Thai policy would likely be insufficient for many situations. I have access to cash to insure myself. If the worst happens I can put my hands on more than AXA would provide