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Big Oud's rogues' gallery: Five Thais fined for not reporting whereabouts of foreigners


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So if a foreigner stays at his Thai girlfriend's place (or his Thai wife's place--which he probably bought for her), she has to report his arrival within 24 hours?

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2 minutes ago, Roy Baht said:

So if a foreigner stays at his Thai girlfriend's place (or his Thai wife's place--which he probably bought for her), she has to report his arrival within 24 hours?

Yes. Or risk a fine. Dont worry about it though. Many dont.

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1 minute ago, Bert got kinky said:

 

The TM30 is the expats thing when he comes from abroad. Has nothing to do with the landlord

Wrong, it is all about the landlord.

When I came back last time from Vietnam, I had to go to the Immigration Office to say "here I am again", my wife, the landlord, had to do nothing. 

 

How can the landlord, especially if it´s a huge apartment complex, check who is coming and leaving to make the reports? Or the owner of the house is living in another city? They have to give the name of the renter once in the beginning to the Immigration Office, but not every time when the renter made a trip abroad. So far I know. But it would be unlogic if they have to do because they can´t know what the renter does.

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9 minutes ago, Salerno said:

TiT.

 

Legal responsibility for the TM30 falls to the landlord. The fact it can potentially screw up the alien (including some being fined) comes down to ... TiT.

But why do I have to have the TM30 document in my passport?

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Non news

That the people in charge of these cannot see these stories make them look pretty dim

That they clearly could be concentrating their efforts in a multitude of other ways with positive impact is saddening

There really is a childlike manner to the Thai middle management.........

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5 minutes ago, CNXexpat said:

But why do I have to have the TM30 document in my passport?

You don't.

 

Are you perhaps thinking of the TM6?

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37 minutes ago, Salerno said:

You don't.

 

Are you perhaps thinking of the TM6?

Perhaps. ????  I am thinking at the paper I need to get during 24 hours when I come from abroad.  

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Depends on your Immi office from what I've read; some want it some don't. 

 

If yours does, it's up to your landlord to do but if you really want to comply for peace of mind you could look into getting the details so you can do it online yourself or see if Chiang Mai accepts doing it by mail if you're not confident the landlord is doing the right thing (assuming you have one, and not own your accommodation?). 

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3 hours ago, anterian said:

This is one of the most stupid rules ever, who has to report the farang if he goes camping. 

Oh I’m worried ???? now.

is camping banned or a reporting requirement? Did I miss a question on my TM30 about camping? Should I go to my immigration office immediately?

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4 hours ago, zydeco said:

Pathetic.

Take their photos but cover their faces.  Fine them, name them, hold them up for public rebuke and shame. But still fear the defamation laws?  Why?

 

Pathetic.

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4 hours ago, Rimmer said:

Reminds me of a medieval which hunt :crying:

 

I don't like the stupid, ridiculous TM30 regulation.

 

But if Immigration is going to be fining people for non compliance, as they've regularly been doing in BKK lately to farang tenants when they go for extensions of stay, then at least they ought to also be fining the Thai landlords who really are the ones who ought to be responsible for the reporting.

 

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2 hours ago, kevvy said:

And yet m taxi drivers can fire guns and innocent people get killed and the bash each other with clubs , nothing happens , but God forbid look out for landlords who fail to report a farang staying there to help with their monthly income ..

It's all about distracting from the real issues... if you do a magic track it is the same idea... distract with one hand while the other does the deed...

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so a retired falang here married to a thai and raising her kids has to report every time he goes somewhere but someone on a tourist visa does not?  sounds like a multi entry tourist visa is preferable lol

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3 minutes ago, losworld said:

but someone on a tourist visa does not?

Someone on a tourist visa does too (or more precisely a TM30 has to be filed).

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