Can foreigners reporting requirements for condo ownership in Thailand?

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Sep 22, 2019

5 years ago

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Can foreigners who own a condo in Thailand (private ownership)report 1. Other foreigners who are renting their condo? And 2. Report themselves in case they are living in their own condo? Thanks!

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The question seeks clarity on whether foreigners who own condos in Thailand can report other foreign tenants and themselves as residents in their own property. No answers provided yet.

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