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See here what the law says: https://aseannow.com/topic/1318382-tm30-for-the-first-time/?do=findComment&comment=18657131 See here what the website of the Immigration Bureau says: https://www.immigration.go.th/?page_id=2163#

Please stop using the unusual and incomprehensible acronym MENO for the multiple-entry non-O visa.

I have seen it mentioned today in this post on this topic: https://aseannow.com/topic/1318367-immigration-lawyer/?do=findComment&comment=18655615

According to section 38 of the Immigration Act, it is the duty of the householder, the owner or the possessor of the place the OP is renting to submit the TM.30 According to section 4 of the same law, the OP is the householder, ie the chief possessor of the place he is renting in the capacity of tenant.

I don't think so. I have not read or heard about any case where an immigration official issued a fine of THB 200 per day for the late submission of the TM.30 notification and I doubt that immigration would have the authority to do so.

No fee for the submission of the TM.30

Yes.

The only thing I can think of is that the person doing the documents you need from the NGO for immigration should be prevented from knowing your real salary.

You seem to know that the volunteer, Mr. Stefan Claudio Specogna, has travel insurance. What insurance is it?

"There was..." (past tense) is correct. That was before the recent change to allow also foreigners to use the electronic departure gates was made. However, the question I answered was "is there...?" (present tense)

No, there isn't.

...and the crew line.

E-ticket PDF.

Please continue the discussion here: https://aseannow.com/topic/1316296-suvarnabhumi-automated-passport-gates-not-available-for-visa-holders-with-re-entry-permits/

No.

At the moment, no such requirement is listed on the relevant page on the website of the Thai embassy in Vientiane, but let's hear from people who recently got this type of visa there.

Is your Thai partner your lawful wedded wife or a partner of some other kind? In some district offices, this apparently makes a difference when applying for the yellow house registration book and the pink ID Card.

Since different district offices are known to have different requirements, all reports of personal experience are of little or no use to the OP, who failed to indicate on in what district in what province he lives. @Enquiry123 Would you like to add that missing piece of information, in case someone reading it has had experience with the same district office?

There are websites where you can combine PDF files, for example https://www.ilovepdf.com/merge_pdf

The overstay stamp will not copied to your new passport.

Immigration wants to see only your new passport.

Thank you for posting this. I remember clearly that this was reported by members in the forum some years ago. Whether or not this internal procedure of an automatic alert on the immigration official's screen is still in place, in continues to be part of the official's duty to consider whether a foreigner with unusually long time spent in Thailand for the purported reason of tourism may in fact be working illegally in the country. It is always good for a frequent and/or long-term tourist to have a credible explanation available on the off-chance that he gets questioned.

It isn't really an electronic visa we are getting. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is using the term e-Visa to mean "Thailand e-Visa application". The visa application is done electronically and the information that my application has been approved is transmitted to me electronically with a PDF document attached to an email from the embassy. That's where the electronic process ends. English-Manual.pdf

According to section 84 of the Immigration Act, the fine is as per the "criteria for settlement or any conditions as deemed fit" prescribed by the Settlement Committee. Based on personal experiences reported by members of this forum, the fine is currently 800 Baht.

According to section 38 of the Immigration Act, it is the duty of the householder, the owner or the possessor of the place the OP is renting to submit the TM.30 According to section 4 of the same law, the OP is the householder, ie the chief possessor of the place he is renting in the capacity of tenant.