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My wife does a good amount of Immigration work in Korat. She says that they are now checking when you do an extension of stay to make sure you’ve done a TM30 after your most recent return from abroad. If, not, there’s a fine. They don’t much care about travel to other provinces.

But, that’s Korat. Cha Am may have a totally different take.

She did an online TM30 for me a couple of days ago. She said it was easy. We went to Immigration the next day to do my extension. First we had to get a residence certificate. The clerk who did it said that both my recent entry and the TM30 were on their records.

I remember fondly the days when I did the extension by myself. Now it is so complex that I just let my wife do it. Her fee for family members is quite low.
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Ratsima wrote: Sat Sep 21, 2024 7:36 am My wife does a good amount of Immigration work in Korat. She says that they are now checking when you do an extension of stay to make sure you’ve done a TM30 after your most recent return from abroad. If, not, there’s a fine. They don’t much care about travel to other provinces.

But, that’s Korat. Cha Am may have a totally different take.

She did an online TM30 for me a couple of days ago. She said it was easy. We went to Immigration the next day to do my extension. First we had to get a residence certificate. The clerk who did it said that both my recent entry and the TM30 were on their records.

I remember fondly the days when I did the extension by myself. Now it is so complex that I just let my wife do it. Her fee for family members is quite low.
Is this a joke? Your wife charged you to do this?
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Yes, it was a joke.
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Thanks for the replies. Anyway I will do the report but can I do it at Blueport?
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You are supposed to be able to do it online, though last year when i was just about to do it they decided to delete everyone's account and make them re-register

https://tm30.immigration.go.th/tm30api/ ... bcaa3ed30f
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As I posted above, the online TM30 does work. We just used it a few days ago.
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Ok, will ask the better half who is more into the digital world to check it out for me.
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Same here, About a year ago I was told at the main immigration to go away as I was returning to my home. This was confirmed yesterday when I did my 90 day without doing the TM 30 in June! No comment was made.
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NOKYAI wrote: Fri Sep 27, 2024 4:15 pm Same here, About a year ago I was told at the main immigration to go away as I was returning to my home. This was confirmed yesterday when I did my 90 day without doing the TM 30 in June! No comment was made.
The "better half" made to register me on the new TM 30 form yesterday and to get it confirmed I checked with Immigration Blueport and it was accepted.
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Just a thought. Has anyone tried/succeeded in adding a stay on the online version of TM30 AHEAD of the arrival date? It would be really convenient if you could do this as when you arrive there are so many other things to do.
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I managed to add 2 people using the online TM30 form (on my phone but not using an app). But now I can’t see these entries. Is it possible to view this info? I understand I would have to show this to Thai immigration if, for example, I wanted to extend my stay. How could I do this?
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Seems to be a very different practice from office to office, nothing new there, also when it comes to Tm 30. After a "short mid-week Christmas trip" abroad and returned Thursday I went to Immigration Blueport yesterday and told them that I had been on a trip abroad and they only looked at the address on notification slip and updated and changed the 90-day stamp and no comment about Tm.30 and the same was the case in September after 3 weeks abroad.
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Hahuahin wrote: Sat Dec 14, 2024 8:05 am Seems to be a very different practice from office to office, nothing new there, also when it comes to Tm 30. After a "short mid-week Christmas trip" abroad and returned Thursday I went to Immigration Blueport yesterday and told them that I had been on a trip abroad and they only looked at the address on notification slip and updated and changed the 90-day stamp and no comment about Tm.30 and the same was the case in September after 3 weeks abroad.
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I specifically asked the question at Cha Am immigration office some 18 months ago and was told “no need, just make sure you do your 90 day report on time”.
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I specifically asked the question at Cha Am immigration office some 18 months ago and was told “no need, just make sure you do your 90 day report on time”.
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I ignore the 24 hour but make sure my 90 day is done correctly on line
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Yes, if you report late for your 90 days you’ll get fined.
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