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Do you get a new stamp on your old TM30 when arriving in Chiang Mai by plane?

Arrival Procedures TM30 Immigration Process Chiang Mai Thailand Visa

May 16, 2019

6 years ago

Loretta *******

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I was told when you arrive in Chiang Mai by plane

You go to immigration if you have not moved and they will just put a new stamp on your old tm30 

True?

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When arriving in Chiang Mai by plane, if you have not moved from your previous location, immigration officials may update your existing TM30 form by putting a new stamp on it.

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