Completing TM.30 form

[samtam]

I want to complete my TM.30 by mail, but am completely flummoxed by the form itself, (as hereunder).

 

I am an owner and I live in my own condo.

Does anyone have a sample of how to complete the form in such a situation*, and what documents are required?

I believe the supplementary documentation is:

1) Passport copy, visa page and entry stamp copy

2) copy of title deeds

3) tm6 copy

* do I complete as owner, and as alien on the attachment?

Assistance welcome please.

 

 

 

[mtls2005]

Yes, I believe that you have the correct details for page 1, you're reporting yourself so your name/details go in both spots. If your landlord were reporting you they would fill in the top-most section, with your details in the second section of page 1.

 

I don't think you have to circle possessor or owner, and either seems acceptable.

 

Fill in page 2 as well, the Name of Aline in Residence (you and your details).

 

I've seen this list elsewhere:

 

Bangkok Immigration allow you to file the TM30 report by mail (old fashioned postal service), these are the needed documents:
1. Chanote copy (I owner)
2. Yellow Book copy
3. Passport copy
4. Departure card copy
5. TM30 filled
6. Return envelope with address and 10 THB stamps attached
Address is:
90 DAYS REGISTRATION, TM30
IMMIGRATION DIVISION 1
Chalermprakiat Government Complex
120 MOO 3, CHAENGWATTANA ROAD,SOI 7,
LAKSI, BANGKOK. 10210
 

[DrJack54]

29 minutes ago, mtls2005 said:

Yes, I believe that you have the correct details for page 1, you're reporting yourself so your name/details go in both spots. If your landlord were reporting you they would fill in the top-most section, with your details in the second section of page 1.

 

I don't think you have to circle possessor or owner, and either seems acceptable.

 

Fill in page 2 as well, the Name of Aline in Residence (you and your details).

 

I've seen this list elsewhere:

 

Bangkok Immigration allow you to file the TM30 report by mail (old fashioned postal service), these are the needed documents:
1. Chanote copy (I owner)
2. Yellow Book copy
3. Passport copy
4. Departure card copy
5. TM30 filled
6. Return envelope with address and 10 THB stamps attached
Address is:
90 DAYS REGISTRATION, TM30
IMMIGRATION DIVISION 1
Chalermprakiat Government Complex
120 MOO 3, CHAENGWATTANA ROAD,SOI 7,
LAKSI, BANGKOK. 10210
 

In another thread a report of doing this. Except your points 1&2 were not included. However included lease. 

I think the OP mentioned elsewhere does not have lease so I guess your points 1&2 required. Only post this to assist people with and without lease.

Edited June 15, 2019 by DrJack54

[mtls2005]

9 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

o I guess your points 1&2

 

Not "my" points...

 

10 hours ago, mtls2005 said:

I've seen this list elsewhere:

 

 

Simply the "mail-in" option list which I've seen posted elsewhere by those with more knowledge and experience than myself, hence the qualifier. 

 

The "in-person" filing document list, seen elsewhere, is different.

 

Yes, these are for Div. 1/CW ONLY.

 

The obvious solution to any document dilemma is to include any/all such documents as you possess, and of course, you can't include documents which you do not possess. Simple stuff really.

 

 

[samtam]

Thank you so much. The chanote will show joint ownership, by myself and my partner, (who is also a foreigner and who also resides in the condo). I do not have a yellow book, so don't know whether that will present a problem.

[ricklev]

It's a rhetorical question, but why don't they just let people scan and email the 90 day report and TM30 forms and documents <deleted>?

 

 

[samtam]

On my annotation on the form...it states:

 

wish to notify the address where alien received permission to stay temporarily in the kingdom has stayed as........................... (what does this mean and what do I put in the blank)

 

followed by Line..............(in which I think I put my address)

[TallGuyJohninBKK]

3 minutes ago, ricklev said:

It's a rhetorical question, but why don't they just let people scan and email the 90 day report and TM30 forms and documents <deleted>?

 

Immigration loves paper and photocopies!!!  Tech, not so much...

[samtam]

I found this from another post, from Ubonjoe:

 

Quote

 

I put some notes sections in this one where I think there might be a question about. sample tm30.pdf

 

so I think I now know how to complete. How it works with joint ownership of 2, both of whom are foreigners, I have no idea.

 

Also, I'm pretty sure that as soon as I submit my TM.30 it will show that I did not file it when I came back into Bangkok from overseas (on 20 April), so I will be subject to a fine.

 

Just to be clear, am I right in thinking that every time one comes back into Bangkok/Thailand one has to file a TM.30 within 24 hours? Is doing it by mail going to be acceptable?

[mtls2005]

40 minutes ago, samtam said:

wish to notify the address where alien received permission to stay temporarily in the kingdom has stayed as........................... (what does this mean and what do I put in the blank)

 

Think that is meant to translate as "stayed at"? So your address again, street number, maybe with condo number and floor, Line means alley (sub-soi). Just reenter the same thing as above.

 

 

Also, I'm pretty sure that as soon as I submit my TM.30 it will show that I did not file it when I came back into Bangkok from overseas (on 20 April), so I will be subject to a fine.

 

No fine.

 

Just to be clear, am I right in thinking that every time one comes back into Bangkok/Thailand one has to file a TM.30 within 24 hours? Is doing it by mail going to be acceptable?

 

Yes. Yes.

 

 

 

 

 

Edited June 16, 2019 by mtls2005

[RickBradford]

Can somebody clarify?

 

If you do a 90-day report in person, will they ask for a TM30? Or does that depend on where you live (i.e. how up-to-date your local immigration office is)?

[mtls2005]

11 hours ago, RickBradford said:

If you do a 90-day report in person, will they ask for a TM30?

They may, seen/heard reports of requiring a valid TM30 on file, perhaps as a result of being reported at a different address than you are using on the TM47. So it depends. Same goes for on-line 90-day reporting, seen some reports of rejections due to the TM30 issue, while others, with apparently no valid TM30 on file sail through. Some get fined, some don't. Don't recall a post/report of a mail-in report being rejected, but not so many people use that option so not sure what to make of it.

 

11 hours ago, RickBradford said:

Or does that depend on where you live (i.e. how up-to-date your local immigration office is)?

Expect this is a factor, at least in some offices.