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Posted
5 minutes ago, Yinn said:

You confused.

Foreigner do not do the TM30.

The hotel or owner, boss where you stay must do it. Not your problem. 

At the hotel I work before we do it for the guest.

Don’t even tell the guest, we do it all for them. Just take passport copy.

 

Good luck in Cebu.

Not quite true. Most of the people complaining on here do not stay in hotels (I have my own house, for example) and therefore have to submit their own TM30.

Posted (edited)

Good luck sir

Although my visa renewal this year took about 10 mins well as long as it took my agent to take my photo sign a bank withdrawal slip and pay me money

Didnt even have to go to immigration and no silly requirements to keep your gold bars locked up in the bank etc

 

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Posted
1 hour ago, brewsterbudgen said:

Isn't it a violent, crime-ridden hell-hole with shit food?

NO I have been to Philippines 37 times and own a condo there (but agree the food is not great). Personally I don't like Cebu much as it's quite boring but it has one of the best shopping malls in Asia.

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Posted
8 minutes ago, thaiguzzi said:

Mind the door don't hit your arse on the way out.

charming fella.

 

dont forget your TM30, wouldnt want you to get fined for being out of your house for the night!!!!!????

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Posted

OP, what type of one year visa did you get, did that involve putting $20k US in an account ?

Posted
10 minutes ago, thaiguzzi said:

Thats the thing see, i've lived here 16 years and counting, i've never filled one out in my life.

expect a fine at your next extension then. time to cough up brother.

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Posted
1 minute ago, kellersphuket said:

expect a fine at your next extension then. time to cough up brother.

Don't do extensions either.

Next.

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Posted
46 minutes ago, Yinn said:

You confused.

Foreigner do not do the TM30.

The hotel or owner, boss where you stay must do it. Not your problem. 

At the hotel I work before we do it for the guest.

Don’t even tell the guest, we do it all for them. Just take passport copy.

 

Good luck in Cebu.

At hotels correct at rent houses maybe not.  A couple of Immigration offices want the person staying in the house to do them if the owner does not.  

Posted
48 minutes ago, Dexlowe said:

For heaven's sake, do you think I don't know this after 30 years? I don't like the hoop jumping, and I feel for those who aren't as mobile as I am, and as my posting record shows I'm as critical as anyone on here of the red tape. But in the final analysis, I'm not going to let the barstardds get me down.

Sunbeam, I am no way religious....????

Posted
11 minutes ago, Banana7 said:

Hundreds of foreigners renting have been fined for not filing a TM30 because the house master/owner did not file. And you should know it from all the posts on this website.

AFAIK the owner must file the first one, then the renter can update upon return from each trip Out Of Thailand.

Posted
2 hours ago, Skallywag said:

Unless you own a condo, you are not the one who files the TM30, AFAIK

you  dont  know  enough

Posted
2 hours ago, kellersphuket said:

TM30... SAY NO MORE!!!

But you only need a TM30 (although not  at Jomtien) only  when you leave the country? If you don't leave, you don't need one. How often did you leave LOS then that it upset you so much? 

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Posted
2 hours ago, kellersphuket said:

what???

 

having to report your presence to immigration everytime you return home from an overnight trip to another town is beyond ludicrous. enjoy it though yeah.

you don't need to do that at Jomtien Immigration. 

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Posted
2 hours ago, kellersphuket said:

shes younger and hotter than my ex wife. makes my ex look like a sack o spuds!

Rest assured, she's either got four kids or balls like a buffalo.

 

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Posted
35 minutes ago, BobBKK said:

Oh you were in that LB bar in Angeles?  I wandered in there once and I was scared too! 

apart from that 'once years ago' you should try again. I've never had issues in Philippines, they are warm and friendly (much more than Thais) but the infrastructure is very poor.

Haha u too, no generally green I guess, but guns on hips of security in bars, folk living in horrible poverty, strong bar girl scene, flooded Manila all added up.Mind you I was 22 and solo.

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