Do I need a TM30 form for my 30-day visa extension in Thailand?

i just extended 30 days a few days agon in udon .i had to go get proof of my stay at hotel and the owners id card copy .

I live with my wife I have the same problem . No tm30 and her landlord won't file it for me

You're applying for a 30-day visa extension tomorrow, but you're unsure about the TM30 form. Although it's not mentioned online, the TM30 form is indeed required for the extension process ¹.

The TM30 form is a notification of your stay in Thailand, and your landlord or accommodation provider should have registered you online with the Thai Immigration Department. You'll need to ask them for a printout of the registration confirmation, which is essentially your TM30 form ¹ ².

To avoid any issues, I recommend contacting your accommodation provider ASAP to obtain the TM30 form. If you're unable to get it in time, you can explain the situation to the immigration officer, and they might provide guidance or an alternative solution ¹.

Remember to bring all the required documents, including the TM30 form, to the immigration office tomorrow. Good luck with your extension application!

You should also consider reading a book or two before your travel I'd recommend a book Thailand Unveiled 2024-2025 by James Anderson on Amazon..it has all the info and recommendations you need..you should check it out. A very good companion

@Carl *******

did you get your extension…

@Carl *******

l can read and you went on the attack when Greg Alexander questioned why you waited to day 60 to get your 30 day extension. Now you're calling everyone idiots who questioned you.

Tm30 is the first thing you need

You need TM30 to exist in Thailand

Does the extension add on from the last day of the 60th Day, if I do it one or two week earlier ?

How early are we allowed to do the 30 days extension?

Watch this space

If you are in a hotel they should do the TM30 for you but ask them for a print out

If you are staying in a hotel, the hotel would have registered the TM30 online. If you are in private accommodation then you may be in trouble. You should not leave the extension until the last day. Most offices let you do it anytime in the last 30 days. Jomtien will only allow the last 7 days.

Waited till last day to get extension? Oooh. Risky? Did you count arrival day is day 1. So 59 days.

you should NEVER wait until the last day, to apply for an extension

it depends what kind of accomodation you choose. If you are staying in a hotel or resort, they registered you TM30 in the system when you checked in with your passport. Then you don't have to worry, as Immigration will see your TM30 on their computer. However if you live privately, and your landlord or host didn't log a TM30, you are going to have a problem tomorrow. WHY would you wait until the last day? If there was no TM30 logged, you will have to pay a fine of 2000 THB and will be told to visit Immigration with your host, his blue housebook and ID card, and lodge a late TM30, before Immigration is willing to process your application for a 30 days extension