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Can a Renter Register TM30 for a Guest in Chiang Mai?
Feb 27, 2020
6 years ago
Matthieu *********
ORIGINAL POSTERI want to stay at a Thai friend place in Chiang Mai but he is renting (not owner of the place).
Can he register me for TM30 or only the owner can do it?
Any info I find is about the owner of the place not the renter.
Thanks in advance
Can he register me for TM30 or only the owner can do it?
Any info I find is about the owner of the place not the renter.
Thanks in advance
TLDR : Answer Summary
A renter in Chiang Mai can register a guest for TM30, but they will need the owner's blue housebook and a signed ID copy from the owner. While the owner needs to be involved, it can be done by either the owner or the renter, as immigration does not have strict requirements on who files the report.
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Robert *******
And for more information, visit your local Immigration Office. Good luck.
Robert *******
it must be done by the land owner OR the house owner OR the house master OR the possessor OR the land lord, Immigration does not really care which one makes the report, but 5 reports is overdone. Just talk to each other and make sure 1 person does it.
Robert *******
Your friend is called the possessor as he rents the place and is therefor liable to report your arrival at that address within 24 hours.
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Matthieu *********
ORIGINAL POSTERSo no self-file since I don't own any property, and my friend neither so he can't file me either, right?
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Gregor **********
there actually is no way to "self file" without the owner getting involved at least a bit. The "renter" needs the owners blue housebook and his ID on copies signed by the owner
Benjamin ******
The owner, or you, can register you staying in the place. There is information in the group on how to self-file a TM30.
Matthieu *********
ORIGINAL POSTERThanks I will check for self-file then
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