CallumWK

So who will cover the costs of the destroyed car, and damaged locomotive?

Of course the law makes no sense, but it was brought in force by Thaksin. Look who's back

As explained, I have a house book with my name in it, so seems that is accepted instead of a TM30. I can not believe that different officers at different desks overlooked the lack of a TM30 for 12 years

I was definitely not waiting for an answer from you, because you called me a liar in the other thread. And I'm sure that desk 8, which does the extensions, and the desk that does the 90 day reports, will know what is required.

Since there is a discussion about TM30 ongoing in another sub forum, let me post this here, and see what the response is. I live since 12 years at the same address, and have my own yellow tabien baan. In those 12 years, I have left the country at least 4 times on a re-entry permit, and obviously have filed 12 times for an extension based on retirement. I'm on my third passport since I moved into this address. Never have I been asked for a TM30, and there is also none attached in my passport. I'm sure that during all those visits, at least one IO would have noticed the error (if there is one), and taken the opportunity to charge me for not following immigration law. I also have found some older threads where it is stated that if you leave the country on a re-entry permit, and return to the same address, no new TM30 is required. So can someone now for once and all confirm if a TM30 is required or not? My IO is Jomtien

This year was my 16th extension, and I can't recall when was the last time I filed a TM30. I don't even know how it looks like, but most likely I filed one when I moved into this address 12 years ago.

And this is from Thai immigration. note Notification of residence in the case of an alien staying over 90 days is not a request to stay in the Kingdom. Any alien who stays over 90 days and does not notify an official of his residence or does so later than the prescribed time limit must report in person and pay a fine of 2,000 baht. Or if an alien is arrested in any case, a fine of 5,000 baht must be paid. http://uttaradit.immigration.go.th/en/notification-of-staying-in-the-kingdom-for-more-than-90-days/

I notice a lot of people who think they know everything better. https://www.lorenz-partners.com/90-days-reporting-for-foreigners-in-thailand/

I can't fix stupid. I have my own yellow tabien baan, and that is the copy I provide. You think I should issue myself a tm30?

OK, thanks for calling me a liar.

My office is Jomtien, and I have never been asked for a tm30. My last reentry was September last year, and I had a new extension and new passport in March this year, so I had to visit in person. Next 90 day report I also had to do in person, for reason I explained in another post, so if I needed a tm30 they sure would have told and fined me on one of those occasions. I do have a registered address, with yellow tabien baan, so not sure if that makes a difference

The second paragraph is stating that if a person on a multiple entry visa or has an extension of stay and enters using a re-entry permit a new TM30 report is not required. The new rule apparently does not apply to those on visa exempt entries and single entry visas of any category unless they left and re-entered using a re-entry permit during the original entry from it. The law regarding TM30 states that the landlord, property owner or manager (in the case of a hotel or guesthouse) has a legal obligation to report the stay of a non-Thai at their property.

You don't need a tm30 if you always stay at the same address

I've never been to the US, and in my 66 years, I have never encountered a 5.7 litre truck, because they don't have them in the EU. I even doubt that they are still common in the US. So that is just another lame excuse form the green boys

So you made clear that you don't support Trump's policies. Up to you, at least has policies, in contrast to Miss word salad, and at the end of the day they will not make a yota difference about how the climate change proceeds. If you ask me what would be the solution to slow down the process, I don't have an answer, but it surely isn't EV's which are not less polluting than ICE cars, if you follow the whole process. The only way would be to cull the population, at which they took an attempt in 2019, but that would really be not unacceptable IMHO

I'm sure you mean that the speed of how it is happening is because of the number of human population.

I'm not sure what you are trying to tell me, because I'm not a climate change denier, and neither is Trump. Climate has been changing forever through the lifecycle of the planet earth. It is the fanboys that deny climate change is a natural phenomena that bother me

A friend once told me, I don't care much about knowingly taking an LB home, as long as he/she is good-looking, though it's still exciting when the trunk slides over your belly, when he/she tries to kiss you.

If only you knew the difference between a real and fake orgasm. From your response it is obvious you don't, most likely because you never experienced a real female orgasm

For the last 3 extensions based on retirement in Jomtien, I used the online appointment system, which worked nicely. Arrived 15 minutes prior to appointment time, showed my print out email at the desk near the entrance door, and was let in. Before that I always would go on a Wednesday or Thursday, shortly after midday. I looked for weeks that had no public holidays

The maximum fine for failing to report to the Thai Immigration Bureau within the 90-day period is 5,000 Thai baht (THB): Late reporting: The fine for late reporting is 2,000 THB. Arrested: The fine for being arrested is 5,000 THB. Caught leaving the country: The fine for being caught while trying to leave the country is 4,000 THB.

I have been abroad more than once, and there were no issues with online reports after that. I did the next report 90 days after my return