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What are the consequences of not updating your TM30 after leaving and re-entering Thailand at Jomtien immigration?

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Oct 19, 2023
a year ago
Tong *****
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What happens now at Jomtien immigration if you haven't updated your tm30 after leaving and re-entering the country?
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Failing to update your TM30 after re-entering Thailand results in denied services at immigration, including visa extensions, alongside potential fines. Additionally, there are questions regarding the necessity of filing a new TM30 annually even if you remain at the same address.
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Tong *****
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Sorry to bang on about this but I have another question. I got my updated tm30 done today and I noticed there is an expiry date which matches the last day of my rental lease. I've rented condos before for multiple years and although I signed new rental agreements I just kept the same tm30 and my 90 day reports were straightforward with no questions asked. Is this something else we need to be aware of and file a new tm30 every year even if you're staying at the same address?
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Will ************
You dont get a visa extension until you do
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Brandon ************
You don't get the service you're requesting until you get the TM30 sorted, and a fine.
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Tong *****
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@Brandon ***********
 and if you update the tm30 before you need to go to immigration for anything, but way later than 24hrs in the country is there still a fine?
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@Tong ****
 doubtful. They don't really have any way of knowing where you were or what you were doing before then.
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@Brandon ***********
 so is it only the last tm30 before my visit to immigration that really matters?

No need to keep track of tm30s if I'm traveling all over Thailand and then rent a condo, all immigration will ask for is the TM30 associated with my latest residence, yeah?

Thanks
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@Anthony ***
 every time a TM30 is filed it's the only TM30 that matters because that's where you are now
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@Brandon ***********
 ok thanks, so it's my latest tm30 that matters to immigration.
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