@Greg *******

Absolutely and my local immigration office doesn’t even have a functioning website.

So I was piecing together what I could from expat groups and so forth

@Ciarán ******

yes. Even if you live at the same residence. Whatever condo, resort, or hotel that is hosting you files one automatically.

I was unaware that I needed to inform my condo owner that I had left for two days to activate my visa so that they could file a new TM30.

That’s what got me in the situation. So in the system I’m guessing my TM30 was about 85 days overdue, even though I had an agent file one for July to fix a typo in my name.

Not my country. Not my rules. But honestly, it’s pretty ignorant. I’m renting a condo for a year lol

Anonymous participant 804 it’s a notice that property owners must submit to Immigration when a foreigner resides at their property

@Siggi ******

you really need to lighten up, friend

@Na ****

so I had a TM30 when I rented my condo under a 1yr lease. I then left the country while still renting to activate my DTV.

Didn’t know that I needed a new TM30 filed when I was out of the country for only two days and still living at the same residence.

Had a new TM30 filed to fix a typo in preparation for my first (and last—let’s be real 😂) 90 day report

So in the system the TM30 had been about 85 days overdue

@Jim *********

I’d like to redirect you to the “Update:” section of the post 😉

DTV_Begpacker I probably won’t be on another border run until the foolishness with Cambodia ends. I’m more than happy to fly to Vietnam

@Delima ********

yeah I think that’s how most operate which got me in the situation I was in haha. Go with what your local immigration office says.

Apparently Chonburi also has the highest document requirements as well.

DTV_Begpacker yeah I’ll be headed to Vietnam in October

@Marks ********

glad I could help. Really wouldn’t want anyone else to go through it, honestly 🙏