I don’t think ‘you’ need to worry about this. Only proof of where you are staying. Copied this …. You do not need to submit a TM30 for yourself. Instead, this must be completed within 24 hours of your arrival by the owners of the lodging where you are staying. A fine of 800THB, increasing to 1600THB/person for the property owner, can be imposed for failure to accomplish this.

@Us ****

My friends daughter is in the UK at present and absolutely loving it. Full of history and British culture, which some countries sadly lack.

@Steve *********

I understand. No point in beating yourself up over it mate.

@Steve *********

please don’t. No reason to. The Vietnamese pose no threat. They are good people.

Depends on where you are from. I am British. Visited Phu Quoc in January and mainland last week. No visa required. If you are American you will require as they want to check you are not trying to invade 😂

@Stephen *******

I have done it three times in the last four months 😂 but could not remember what the certificate was called.

@Mem ******

make sure you get advice. You do not want to mess up your retirement visa. You can do your 90 day check in the week before 👍🏻

@Mem ******

it must surely be a yearly retirement visa? Not 90 days. (You do check in every 90 days) Your initial post says you have a multi entry. Do not let your retirement visa run out or you have to start again. Also if it’s not a multi entry, you must get a re-entry visa before you leave.

@Stephen *******

you are correct. Anything important like opening account, buying or selling cars or bikes you need one.

@Mem ******

I have never heard of that visa. Are you sure it’s not a multi entry tourist visa? As already stated, you will not have any problem leaving on the day it expires. No harm in visiting immigration for advice several days before.