No more Tm 30's?

[bazza73]

2 hours ago, ResandePohm said:

Ubonjoe is correct in what he has written. He did not say pendant. He said pedant.

 

"a person who is too interested in formal rules and small details that are not important"

I did misread the post, you're right. Although pedant is the noun, and pedantic is the adjective. So I was right and wrong.

[bazza73]

49 minutes ago, curtklay said:

Why the HELL can't Thai Immigration STANDARDIZE their requirements?? There is no reason why one office should require some useless form, while the office in the next province doesn't. Quoting them the "official rules" does no good. My office still requires the antiquated medical certificate when renewing an extension, and God help you if you don't have it.

Because this is Thailand. Sorry, I can't come up with a better answer.

[YetAnother]

8 hours ago, steve73 said:

was told to keep the TM30 receipt in my passport and it would be acceptable for future extension dates

are you serous  ? i would have a drawer full; this system is messed up

[jeab1980]

2 minutes ago, YetAnother said:

are you serous  ? i would have a drawer full; this system is messed up

For the last 4 and a half years ive had the same TM30 stapled in my passport. Before that i had two one for 7 years and one for 8 years.

[Confuscious]

I had the same experience a few weeks ago on my renewal of extension of stay.

3 years in a row, immigration wanted to see a TM30 + signed copy of the landlords ID-card  signed copy of the landlords housebook.
This year they accepted that my child was in the housebook and stamp my extension in no time.
Strange but true.