60 day covid extenson Tm30 form?

[Kitano298]

Heeellllooo

 

I am to apply for a 30 day extension this week, having arrived on a visa exempt 30 days. I have heard that one may be able to apply for a 60 day covid extension, and I would need a Tm30 form. My plan is to go to Chiang Mai for 30 days, having done 30 days in Bangkok. I am just after some clarification, as I have read that I will likely only be able to apply for a 30 day extension, and then perhaps a further 30 days when that is up. Do I really need this Tm30 form? I don't want to hassle the airbnb unnecessarily and have only 30 days booked in Chiang Mai

 

Thank you

[DrJack54]

You will have to obtain the standard 30 day extension to your visa exempt entry prior to obtaining covid 60 day extension.

They are due to end January 25 but most likely will continue.

As for the TM30 it's hit and miss.

Depends on the immigration office and even the immigration officer.

Good chance that it's required. 

BTW your Airbnb should do a TM30 since it's the law. 

Edited January 16, 2022 by DrJack54

[DrJack54]

7 minutes ago, Sticky Rice Balls said:

Im doing my first Covid ext this week as I completed my standard 30x ext at CNX

 

So do I fill out the reg ext form AND the covid ext form as if it were a "standard" ext?

 

copy PP--dep card-tm30 pages--etc  add pic  1900 bt....same as before + covid form??

 

thanks  

Yes all extension forms are done on TM7.

You have done one already and the docs (photocopies pp) will be same.

Also take along the affidavit.

Here is link.

https://aseannow.com/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=727659

 

 

Edited January 16, 2022 by DrJack54

[DrJack54]

2 minutes ago, Sticky Rice Balls said:

So its basically like a reg ext-same process fees-paperwork with the "covid" form added +1900 bt?

Yes all extensions 1900baht.

When does current permission of stay end. 

There won't be any confusion as you have had your 30 day extension already and you can only have one per entry. 

Edited January 16, 2022 by DrJack54

[stuarty]

I have  question about the TM 30 form.  I am staying in my own apartment, so how can I provide what's needed for this part?

[DrJack54]

1 minute ago, Sticky Rice Balls said:

was thinking how packed it is in CNX Immig daily and how that 1900 must add up..cha --ching!!!!

In the scheme of things if I was needing covid extensions I would be very happy with 1900baht.

Hopefully you won't get an under consideration period and have to return for final stamp..

Don't leave it till Jan25.

Go asap. 

Good luck.

[DrJack54]

1 minute ago, Sticky Rice Balls said:

I asked to do it last week when i did my PP transfer--the girl said if I did it then the stamp would be from that day----i thought to myself--she is wrong as Ive done exts before the exp date..... planning on doing it on the 20th..my original stamp exp date--though as noted my new PP oddly now says jan 30....

Was a slip up in my advice above.

Since it's your first covid extension they will start that from the day you apply.

Your next one (if there is a next one) will start from end of permit.

Up to you but I still would go early due to crazy busy next week. Even if you lose few days

[DrJack54]

16 minutes ago, stuarty said:

I have  question about the TM 30 form.  I am staying in my own apartment, so how can I provide what's needed for this part?

You applying for extension?

You can file Tm30 as owner.

[Kitano298]

8 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

 

BTW your Airbnb should do a TM30 since it's the law. 

Thank you but if i don't have plans to book a further 60 days with them, why would they say so. Isn't that the purpose of the TM30, to say you plan to stay there for a further 60 days?

[DrJack54]

54 minutes ago, Kitano298 said:

Thank you but if i don't have plans to book a further 60 days with them, why would they say so. Isn't that the purpose of the TM30, to say you plan to stay there for a further 60 days?

Absolutely not.

The TM30 is an invention designed to somehow record your address.

Of course it does. It's a nonsense. 

 

Some folk in fact stay in a hotel for only one night in order to have a TM30 receipt to go to immigration and obtain an extension.

 

Be aware that with some immigration offices they give an under consideration stamp.

You have your extension but have to return for "final" stamp.

Can be an issue travel plan wise. 

 

Edited January 17, 2022 by DrJack54

[stuarty]

11 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

You applying for extension?

You can file Tm30 as owner.

Sorry what do you mean file it?  Can I just take a completed TM30 filled in by me, when I go for Covid Extension?

[DrJack54]

4 minutes ago, stuarty said:

Sorry what do you mean file it?  Can I just take a completed TM30 filled in by me, when I go for Covid Extension?

I would do the TM30 prior to obtaining your extension.

I'm not sure of exactly what docs you require for TM30 as the owner.

@ubonjoe can help you with what's required. 

Edited January 17, 2022 by DrJack54

[stuarty]

12 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

I would do the TM30 prior to obtaining your extension.

I'm not sure of exactly what docs you require for TM30 as the owner.

@ubonjoe can help you with what's required. 

Thanks.  I stayed my first night in a (5*) hotel in Phuket, under test and go.. They presumably took my passport details for TM 30 purposes, but didn't give me anything back with the passport.

I am now staying in my owned apartment. Do I therefore still need to do anything else when applying for covid extension?

Edited January 17, 2022 by stuarty

[DrJack54]

Just now, stuarty said:

Thanks.  I stayed my first night in a (5*) hotel in Phuket, under teast and go..  They presumably took my passport details for TM 30 purposes, but didn't give me anything back with the passport. Do I therefore still need to do anything else when applying for covid etension?

A TM30 from any hotel would have been sufficient. You could have asked hotel for screenshot of receipt for making TM30 report.

That aside I think since you own your condo it's best to do a TM30 for that address. 

This condo is also in Phuket, I assume. 

 

[stuarty]

5 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

A TM30 from any hotel would have been sufficient. You could have asked hotel for screenshot of receipt for making TM30 report.

That aside I think since you own your condo it's best to do a TM30 for that address. 

This condo is also in Phuket, I assume. 

 

Thanks, the condo is also in Phuket. When you say "do a TM 30", could I just take along a completed form when applying for a covid extension, or what?

[DrJack54]

4 minutes ago, stuarty said:

Thanks, the condo is also in Phuket. When you say "do a TM 30", could I just take along a completed form when applying for a covid extension, or what?

Yes you could.

In my previous post I mentioned that I'm not sure of exactly what documents are required in your situation being the owner.

Ubonjoe or someone in your situation (owner) will advise shortly..

Edited January 17, 2022 by DrJack54

[stuarty]

49 minutes ago, Sticky Rice Balls said:

When my LL took my PP to Immig for TM30 he returned it with a white strip of paper attached as TM30--much like the departure small ticket they staple in your PP..but a bit longer strip of paper

im going in this week for my 1st covid ext----already got my reg ext

Yeah your circumstances are different from mine.  I dont have a landlord, as I own my condo.  I am wondering how to produce a TM30 confirmation. Is a TM30 a must for Covid extension??

[stuarty]

37 minutes ago, Sticky Rice Balls said:

Maybe the condo owner-property guy, as assume there are other condos in your building??

Hi  I appreciate any help and advice, but sorry do not understand your comment. I own my condo and yes there are other condos/owners in the complex. The land is held by a BVI company.  There must be hundreds/thousands of such cases. There is no other "condo-owner property guy" except me, for my condo.

I wonder if I could just provide my own completed TM30 if asked.  Everything else seems straightforward.  

Edited January 18, 2022 by stuarty

[ubonjoe]

8 hours ago, stuarty said:

I wonder if I could just provide my own completed TM30 if asked. 

Yes you can do a TM30 report for yourself. You will need proof you own the condo (chanote and etc).

[stuarty]

2 hours ago, ubonjoe said:

Yes you can do a TM30 report for yourself. You will need proof you own the condo (chanote and etc).

Thanks. How exactly do I do this?  Print out a paper form? Also, my physical title document is in the UK.  Is there another way to prove residence, such as a letter from my condo management confirming ownership, or something like that?

[DrJack54]

3 minutes ago, stuarty said:

  Is there another way to prove residence, such as a letter from my condo management confirming ownership, or something like that?

Your going to run out of time if you wish to apply prior to Jan 25.

Spend 500baht on cheapest hotel that will file a TM30 on the spot and give you screenshot. 

[ubonjoe]

23 minutes ago, stuarty said:

Thanks. How exactly do I do this?  Print out a paper form? Also, my physical title document is in the UK.  Is there another way to prove residence, such as a letter from my condo management confirming ownership, or something like that?

Immigration will accept a signed copy of your proof of ownership.

[stuarty]

35 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

Immigration will accept a signed copy of your proof of ownership.

Hi.  As I mentioned above, my Title document for the condo is in UK (and I cannot get hold of it) What else could constitute "Proof of Ownership"?

[DrJack54]

18 minutes ago, stuarty said:

Hi.  As I mentioned above, my Title document for the condo is in UK (and I cannot get hold of it) What else could constitute "Proof of Ownership"?

Are you making easy difficult.

 

You only have couple of days.

Obtain TM30 from random hotel. 

 

Aside...you buy a condo in Thailand and don't know what's required by way of TM30 obligations and have proof of your ownership in the UK. 

Edited January 19, 2022 by DrJack54

[ubonjoe]

51 minutes ago, stuarty said:

Hi.  As I mentioned above, my Title document for the condo is in UK (and I cannot get hold of it) What else could constitute "Proof of Ownership"?

Could somebody in the UK scan it and send the copy by email to you?

They would probably accept anything you have that proves you are the owner might work.