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@Wolf *****
Yes, I always do it when I return from travelling. The condo staff do it. They explicitly told me in the rejection email it was because I'd travelled overseas. After telling everyone they wanted people to use the online system to lighten the load on immigration. Only Thailand 😁
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@Wolf *****
The last time I did an online report after an overseas trip they made me do it in person. This after it worked fine for a couple of years.
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Put it this way, if you don't get one, it will expire when you leave.
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@Kim ********
Fair comment Kim. I sometimes forget that each office seems to make up its own rules. Since I'm travelling this weekend I will definitely be trying that myself later in the year.
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You leave without a reentry permit and your extension is over baby.
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You have to do it 14-7 days before the due date. Your TM30 must be current.

You have to go in person if it's the first time after overseas travel (or just the first time);or a new passport (the 90 day system is not linked to immigration).
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@Tod ********
I can't find the article where the bigwigs had a shindig in Bkk to promote the online service as it would 'free up immigration staff' or something, but I did chuckle when they started forcing people back to immigration offices again. Thai logic.
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@Tod ********
Chiang Mai make you 90 day report in person after overseas travel, new TM30 or not.
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Go to immigration with both passports and a TM30. They will move the stamp over.