Another query on the TM 30.  

I have retirement visa.  

I stay in my own place.(so I am the landlord).

If I go away from home do I need to submit a TM30 for myself every time I return back to my home?

Technically yes but it would come down to local office enforcement. In reality the only report you would need to worry about is the one for your home address, just prior to a visit to immigration office. They wont be asking to see any others.

Edited September 19, 20196 yr by Peterw42

Legally yes, but go talk to the head guy at your local immigration office as they all do things differently.

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Yes, but I wouldn't bother. I know I certainly don't.

5 hours ago, Peterw42 said:

Technically yes but it would come down to local office enforcement. In reality the only report you would need to worry about is the one for your home address, just prior to a visit to immigration office. They wont be asking to see any others.

In theory you- being your own landlord - are expected to file a TM30 every time you return at your home from a trip.

However, when you did not stay at a Hotel or other place that filed a TM30 of you staying there, nobody will know and you filing a TM30 on your return will be redundant.

As Peterw42 pointed out already, TM30 compliance is only checked when you visit your provincial IO for an extension of stay (it is NOT checked when doing 90 day reports).  So in practice you only need to ensure that a current TM30 is on file prior to you visting the IO for your extension of stay.

Which office?

 

 

Also some offices are seeing domestic travel and international travel differently as far as tm30 enforcement.

 

Of course the rules can change and they usually do.

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Thanks all

On 9/19/2019 at 12:40 PM, Magsg said:

If I go away from home do I need to submit a TM30 for myself every time I return back to my home?

I have just been submitting (app) the day after I land at the airport when I return from overseas trips. Not been bothering with Thailand based trips.