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@Mark *******
My mistake,I meant to say that the TM30 can be stamped at immigration upon every entry into Thailand without applying for a new TM30,i.e. The TM30 can be used over and over until visa expiration date.
William *******
@Mark *******
Immigration at the Promenade Mall in Chiang Mai told me the that when I apply for another nonresident O visa after the current visa expires that I will need a new TM30.
William *******
In Chiang Mai just bring your previous TM30 to immigration within a couple of days of your arrival back to be stamped. It's valid for the length of your visa. No need for a new TM30.
William *******
You should not have a problem. If your destination is Chiang Mai you should file a TM 30 at immigration within a couple of days after arriving or you will likely receive a Baht 1600 fine when you go to Chiang Mai immigration for your 30 day extension
William *******
For a two week stay you do not need a Visa.
William *******
If in Chiang Mai you will pay a Baht 1600 fine and complete the TM 30 application. So don't do that here.
William *******
Reminds me of the time I received someone's employment visa information on recycled paper.
William *******
If you want to travel in and out of Thailand as you visit other countries I'd suggest a multi entry Tourist Visa. Valid for 60 days but unlike the single entry you can come back to the Kingdom should you desire .