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1 hour ago, Jimjim1 said:
I wrote about exactly what I do every time I come to Thailand and I have never had a problem, I simply tell the io where I am staying and they stamp my PP for an additional 30 days and give me a receipt for 1900baht clipped into my PP.
And I wrote "You MAY require a TM30...."
Obtaining a 30 day extension in Bangkok high chance.
Many threads such as this indicate tm30 more often than not is required
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55 minutes ago, NativeBob said:
The right thing to do is do border run, pay 20K fine and pray for the mercy of IO
That would not be a good idea.
He will receive a ban.
He needs to exit via airport now.
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32 minutes ago, FarangFB said:I'm on a marriage/family extension due in September. Last year I also missed out on a TM30 and they gave us an earful. I don't really mind paying the fine.
You should not be required to do a TM30 for trips out of province or out of Thailand.
33 minutes ago, FarangFB said:My driver's license expires in a couple months, I think I'll need to visit immigration to get a residence certificate, wonder if the TM30 has any effect on this.
To obtain a certificate of residence most recent TM47 or TM30 should be sufficient.
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2 minutes ago, paddypower said:
are there 2 Dr Jacks? '' I quote your first response'
'Ditto.
I would take it up to the 800k 4 months prior to application.
Note not expiry'
which is it, 2 month or 4 months.? thanks.
It's 2 months prior to date of application for extension.
The 4 was a typo.
So it's all about the date of application.
800k for 2 months prior to application + maintained at 800k for 3 months after application and not below 400k in other months
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4 minutes ago, paddypower said:
My IO, this past Feb. said I needed to have the 800k for 2 months. prior to the date of extension.
Correct.
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14 minutes ago, NoDisplayName said:
Aren't some (all?) offices requiring a TM-30 to extend a visa waiver?
Yes.
Along with basic photocopies of pp pages
TM7 with photo and 1900b
If doing it in Bangkok (visa exempt entry) will attend IT mall LakSi
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She can obtain a 30 day extension after paying few days overstay at immigration.
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18 minutes ago, TigerandDog said:
So CM are NOT a rogue office with everything, just some things.
Good to see they have fallen into line.
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7 minutes ago, sirineou said:No envelope or anything! Very nice people at my IO . I go there even when I don't have to to do my 90 day.
Went back a couple of weeks later , paid a small fine, did my extension, no overstay showed in anything I could see.
Your account has zero to do with overstay of several months.
What you related is common place.
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31 minutes ago, PeachCH said:An agent with a good relationship to the Immigration, can fix the problem and your friend can avoid to be banned for one year.
Will be around 40k + the official 20k.
Nonsense
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4 minutes ago, quake said:Maybe we need a pinned thread stating these rouge immigration offices.
So no one gets misinformation.
Pinned thread: That won't happen.
It's not misinformation It's the law.
Everyone needs to be aware of their immigration office nonsense.
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1 minute ago, quake said:Please go tell that to the immigration office in nongkhai.
Please report back with your findings.
It's impossible to qualify each statement with what rogue offices do re TM30.
There are ~75 offices and I posted the law and what normal offices such as CW enforce.
CM is another rogue office.
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1 hour ago, Jimjim1 said:
One word of caution, tea money is still very much a thing with io’s so hand over 2,000baht and do not expect or ask for any change, if the io offers change (unlikely) don’t accept it just quietly tip it back over the counter they will remember you next time
This is nonsense.
1 hour ago, Jimjim1 said:....you can go to any io in Thailand but you must check in to a hotel in the city you are in and take a hotel card with you so they will know where you are staying and can check if they want to.
You may require a TM30 and prior to checking in you should establish if the hotel can give you screenshot of the TM30
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11 minutes ago, eeworldwide said:His actual passport stamps will be way out of whack and going forward - any re-entry into the country with a 7 month overstay clearly visible on a passport would surely raise eyebrows with any immigration officer
OP, ignore any posts referring to use an agent.
Repeat... advise friend to pay fine exit Thailand and return (if want to) after ban expired.
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OP, your friend needs to exit Thailand via airport and pay the 20k fine.
Will be given a ban. (one year)
Serve the time out of Thailand and return after ban if they wish.
Do not compound the problem
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8 minutes ago, paddypower said:
I am gun shy,
Ditto.
I would take it up to the 800k 4 months prior to application.
Note not expiry.
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9 minutes ago, Brock said:
Its very easy to do the extension in person, why pay 5000is baht for some one to do it when it costs 1900baht.
It's 4500-1900= 2600b
For someone with mobility issues or not wanting to deal with one of the busy immigration offices its an option.
To each their own
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OP, you have answers above.
If not able to attend in person during the grace period you could consider leaving it till you have business at immigration.
You will be fined 2k baht.
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24 minutes ago, globalcrossing said:
Has anyone EXPERIENCE going back to Thailand after your Blacklist had Expired?
Some comments from ubonjoe in this thread.
https://aseannow.com/topic/1163451-returning-to-thailand-after-expiration-of-blacklist-period/
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12 minutes ago, TroubleandGrumpy said:Thanks - any links to the Immigration Office (to show someone).
Discussed in this thread
https://aseannow.com/topic/1169664-thai-immigration-announce-changes-to-tm30-reporting/
In the OP take note of Para 2.2....
2.2 After the house holder, owner or possessor of the premise of hotel
manager has reported as defined in Article 2.1, the same alien has left the premise and
returned for another stay within the valid period, the house holder, owner or possessor
of the premise of hotel manager do not need to make another report;
The alien as defined in paragraph one shall include those who
being granted multiple-visa who leaves and returns to the Kingdom with specified
time in the visa, and those with re-entry permit.
Previously, most immigration offices in Thailand wanted a new TM30 report within 24 hours every time a person left and reentered the country. This change eliminates that requirement.
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26 minutes ago, digbeth said:If you can avoid being reported to 'checked in' at a hotel you can save yourself the trouble of re-reporting yourself when you're home, for the immigration office that insist on it
Law was changed in June 2020.
What you outline is no longer required.
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24 minutes ago, digbeth said:Some hotels won't let you check in with just Thai driver license now, 'policy is for passport
Why is that an issue.
My bank also requires my pp for simple withdrawal.
No issue.
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57 minutes ago, Presnock said:
Thanks for the heads up - if I ever need to withdraw cash then I will be sure to carry both passports. But, the odds of that are pretty slim as I haven't done a cash withdrawal for more than 10 years ago anyway but...one never knows especially here in Thailand.
Your posts are off topic.
The OP asked if transfer of stamps needs to be done immediately.
Answer: No.
I suggested he should update bank account info. And yes he should.
Your LTV and banking habits is of little interest.
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1 hour ago, Pattaya57 said:
Not sure but I think it costs 4500 which obviously includes the 1900 immigration fee
That figure is correct.
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Tourist visa to stay over 30 days ??
in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
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