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More Thais fined for not reporting foreigners at their addresses


Jonathan Fairfield

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4 minutes ago, Isaanbiker said:

 Fines for not reporting these Alien people. What happened to this country?

How can anybody call this country the Land of Smiles? Not even Thai people are able to smile anymore.

 

And if they do, it's more an artificial smile. 

   

The country has always had laws.  Thai people smile at me every day.  May I suggest you smile first and see what happens.  

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10 hours ago, MadMuhammad said:

Correct. 

 

Note: Chon Buri Immigration only wants me to notify them if I’ve left the country. I tried to register again after a week in Issan and the IO refused to process it

They told me not to bother after i arrived from the UK last October.  i was returning to my same condo

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11 hours ago, KhunKenAP said:

 This whole TM 30 crap is a infringement on our freedoms as legal guests in Thailand

How does the requirement of the notification of your arrival at a hotel or residence infringe on your freedom to travel in Thailand?

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1 hour ago, expatfromwyoming said:

Obviously not successfully as you left and run back to the bosom of Mother Socialist - and worse still blaming others for your ineptitude- are you related to the Trump

I saw the writings on the wall and moved my business south of the border. 

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15 hours ago, Small Joke said:

Even the usual 'whaddya gotsa problem with?' gloaters here will have to swallow one rule too many, and soon.

So true. What these folks don't see is how frustrating these compliance issues really are, even for and maybe especially for those who make a good faith effort to comply. Or how they stack up to be a breaking point for many and they leave or don't come in the first place.

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11 hours ago, marcusarelus said:

The country has always had laws.  Thai people smile at me every day.  May I suggest you smile first and see what happens.  

Exactly.  While you shouldn't expect everyone to give you a smile, anyone not receiving at least a few each day should take a look in the mirror and wonder if the miserable face scowling back at them isn't part of the reason.

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23 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

Think your making good point. I rent condo in bkk. TM30 were previously not required for my extensions. Now are required. I'm pretty much the only farang in building. Its mainly Thai students. I did report as possessor as did not want trouble owner. 

Imposing fines in some cases will lead owners to be no to interested in renting to aliens. 

Not an issue in Chiangmai were Thai landowners only rent to Farang. Thai renters have little to no responsibility when renting leaving many rentals looking like a war zone after their departure. 

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13 hours ago, sunnyboy2018 said:

They told me not to bother after i arrived from the UK last October.  i was returning to my same condo

So, many of us come and go whether within Thailand or out on business for a few days and then back to the same house we rent or own, what is the law? What if you go to a hotel within Thailand and they report you on their TM30... then you go back home and you don't report yourself back in your regular residence? I would find it difficult to believe that these reports are cross referenced to the extent someone knows you are not in the right place. Seems like there are conflicting reports from commenters on here too. Way too many chances for errors and conflicts.

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6 minutes ago, Hockeybik said:

So, many of us come and go whether within Thailand or out on business for a few days and then back to the same house we rent or own, what is the law? What if you go to a hotel within Thailand and they report you on their TM30... then you go back home and you don't report yourself back in your regular residence? Seems like there are conflicting reports from commenters.

You are tecnically supposed to report when you return. However different imm. offices have different policies. Some require it some dont so best to check at your usual office. 

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14 hours ago, marcusarelus said:

The country has always had laws.  Thai people smile at me every day.  May I suggest you smile first and see what happens.  

Are they smiling or laughing at you?

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