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6 hours ago, rkidlad said:

If you can't implement it properly or have every office on the same page, how about you go back to not enforcing it again until you can at the very least get your s*** together.

 

Why do foreigners have to suffer the consequences of your poor planning and implementing? It's no way to treat your 'guests'. 

Who told you being a GUEST??? ????

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5 hours ago, hkt83100 said:

As far as my experience goes the only app from the government, which really works, is the one for the driving license. The 90 days' app has still to be tested, at least I got my username and account up in about 2 minutes. For the section 38 I wait for the account confirmation about 8 weeks now. (Nakhon Ratchasima)

same here I am waiting also already 6-7 weeks for log I details

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The article above stated:

"TM30 is the contentious issue of foreigners having to report their whereabouts within 24 hours of arriving at a destination not mentioned on their visa documents. "

 

My understanding is that a TM.30 is filed by the property owner, usually a Thai, not the foreigner, and that a TM.28 is the form that must be filed by the foreigner. 

What am I missing here? ????

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TM30 or registeration of a temporary or long stay foreigner has nothing to do with tourism ministery.

 

Homeland security / Interior ministry, simply police are responsible for this to keep records. The info could be shared if needed to higher authorities like FBI, MI6 or special division police or Interpol only on court orders.

 

Tourist records are usually kept with local CID police orspecial branch.

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6 hours ago, Eligius said:

All a load of hot air, empty promises and nonsense.

The obvious thing to do is so simple: SCRAP THIS RIDICULUOUS AND INSULTING TM30 and all its progeny.

how easy it is to just stop the thing every body gains

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Just now, billsmart said:

The article above stated:

"TM30 is the contentious issue of foreigners having to report their whereabouts within 24 hours of arriving at a destination not mentioned on their visa documents. "

 

My understanding is that a TM.30 is filed by the property owner, usually a Thai, not the foreigner, and that a TM.28 is the form that must be filed by the foreigner. 

What am I missing here? ????

 

Now immigration will not accept 90 days reporting application until a person has tm30 copy.

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Posted
1 hour ago, southcoast said:

TM30: Government secretary promises action within two months

 

Wouldn't be easier just to get another Warehouse to store all the paperwork, job done and dusted!.

The promises engage only those who believe them.

 

The warehouse being full is just a thai style dumb excuse to try to save the face.

 

The real reason is obvious, they are not able to provide the necessary staff at the immigration counters at the airports and the chineses are not happy at all with the long queues, so they had to complain,and since Thailand as now bet everything on them, they were listened, they...

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5 hours ago, Andrew Dwyer said:


Re-register for the TM30 online using the website ( posters are reporting that username and passwords are being issued instantly now ) and then log in on the Section 38 app.

Nope, registration is not working, at least not in Chiang Mai.

Posted
6 hours ago, zydeco said:

The "problem" is the guy who decided to dig out this 40 year old law that had been almost universally ignored and start to make draconian enforcement of it. Mr. "Problem" probably needs to be reassigned to another desk in Immigration.

He has 

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7 hours ago, rkidlad said:

If you can't implement it properly or have every office on the same page, how about you go back to not enforcing it again until you can at the very least get your s*** together.

 

Why do foreigners have to suffer the consequences of your poor planning and implementing? It's no way to treat your 'guests'. 

you are the falang thats why...

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1 hour ago, rkidlad said:

Yes, they decided to suddenly start enforcing the TM30 with little thought. Look how that worked out for these geniuses. 

no problem with tm30. don't know what the fuzz is about.

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well well government secretary ...

than everything should be ok shouldn't it...I still in doubt if a government secretary announced anything..

just remembered that minister who told all the Thai mother's of the North East that the future job for their daughters should be to marry a old grumpy falang...not sure where to find them .?..well advise followed as to get  your daughter's a pole dance job or a number window.job in a pattaya bar...

great government policy's towards education and skill training for  their countrys daughters..the ones who cannot afford university prices because their parents are farmers ..

ohhh what a wonderfully foreseeing policy ...

TM 30 reform ? forget it... these responsible ministers government secretarys of many kind prooved more than once their policy making skills for the great disadvantages and burden well this time not for their countrys daughters just for these falangs

( kanaks ) so everything is ok for now isn't it ?

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7 hours ago, zydeco said:

The "problem" is the guy who decided to dig out this 40 year old law that had been almost universally ignored and start to make draconian enforcement of it. Mr. "Problem" probably needs to be reassigned to another desk in Immigration.

If they can do it to big Joke, then why not do it to Mr Problem? Oh! Wait.

Posted
5 hours ago, Hockeybik said:

Would you suggest one of those "inactive" desks we hear about so often?

You mean like controlling the traffic lights? ????

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7 hours ago, zydeco said:

The "problem" is the guy who decided to dig out this 40 year old

Immigration are only supposed to enforce the law. The "guy" are far higher up on the pedestal than Immigration????

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27 minutes ago, spiekerjozef said:

no problem with tm30. don't know what the fuzz is about.

No doubt.  The GPS ankle monitor is pretty comfortable too.  

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The tm30 is the worse law on the books, but Thailand will never do away this with stupid outdated law for 2 reasons 1 is they are making money from ripping good outdated law abiding expats and 2 they have to save face no matter what

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5 hours ago, cyril sneer said:

even if it's scrapped there will still be provinces claiming it hasn't been, and dishing out fines

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8 hours ago, rkidlad said:

If you can't implement it properly or have every office on the same page, how about you go back to not enforcing it again until you can at the very least get your s*** together.

 

Why do foreigners have to suffer the consequences of your poor planning and implementing? It's no way to treat your 'guests'. 

Because this is Thailand.

 

And even if they see a great working model overseas, they mess with it and turn it into a katoey. 

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1 hour ago, Airalee said:

Can’t they just send one of their immigration officers around to check up on us on a nightly basis?

 

 

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This girls is chinese police, not Thai... not same same...

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3 minutes ago, thaichina said:

This girls is chinese police, not Thai... not same same...

I don’t like to discriminate. ????

 

Better send two immigration officers just in case.

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Just arrived back from China this morning and went straight to Jomtien to file a TM30. I filled my name and address in twice being both the property owner and resident.  The girl at the desk asked if I owned the property. I confirmed the same and then she told me I didn't need to file any more TM30 after returning to Thailand as long as I return to the same address. I asked her to repeat and she told me because I am the owner there is no need to keep repeating every time I come back.

Was rather surprised.

 

 

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