Covid-19: Cabinet Resolutions
The enclosed file is the summary of the measures (that are relevant to businesses) from cabinet resolutions on 10th March and 24th March 2020.
The enclosed file is the summary of the measures (that are relevant to businesses) from cabinet resolutions on 10th March and 24th March 2020.
Here are some updates from the Joint Foreign Chambers of Commerce:
JFCCT SME – 200325 Measures Summary COVID19-Rev1
The Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland has put together a handy Q&A on coronavirus and traveling:
Dear Fellow Members,
For your information that I relocated from Bangkok to Chonburi (Pattaya) yesterday.
Yesterday my landlord registered me as her new tenant, i.e., she submitted TM.30 report to Chonburi Immigration in Pattaya.
Today, I went to Chonburi Immigration in Pattaya and wanted to register my new home address, i.e., to submit the TM.28 report.
The immigration officer did not accept my TM.28 report and she told me that I don’t have to register my new home address because my landlord had already submitted the TM.30 report.
I showed her a copy of the TM.30 receipt with me; however, she told me that I must keep the original TM.30 receipt with my passport.
She told me that I don’t have to report my address after traveling; however, my landlord must report my return home every time.
Local landlords can apply for access codes for the online address registration system on the second floor at Chonburi Immigration in Pattaya.
Yours sincerely
Jorma Manninen
President
Dear Fellow Members, Partners and Friends,
For your information we have made a few new decisions, organised events and been active in many ways.
Decisions
Events
Activities
New Members
Other Issues
Have a nice weekend!
Jorma Manninen, President