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Are holders of a yellow house book required to file the TM30 report in Thailand?

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Jul 10, 2019

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Are yellow house book holders required to do the TM30?

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The TM30 report is a notification requirement for landlords in Thailand to report foreign tenants to immigration authorities. Holders of a yellow house book (for foreigners living in Thailand) are typically required to comply with this regulation, but it's advisable to consult with local immigration for specific obligations.

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