December 16, 2021
3 years ago
Hi, I’m from the U.S. and I’m currently in Thailand on a 30-day visa exempt and I’m looking to get an extension for as long as possible as a tourist. The person where I’m staying tried to file online for me to verify my accommodations. It failed so he wrote a nice letter and supplied proof of online failure.
After waiting in line yesterday I showed the letter and my other information to someone at immigration. They handed me two additional forms and said, “come back tomorrow.”
One form was an application for the extension, no problem. The other form says “NOTIFICATION FORM FOR HOUSE-MASTER, OWNER OR THE POSSESSOR OF THE RESIDENCE WHERE ALIEN HAS STAYED”
Can I fill out this form myself with the information from the letter I first received from the clerk of the hotel? He is not around to do so. It has a place for a signature and I don’t want to mess anything up.
I hope this makes sense and thanks for any helpful advice.
TLDR : Answer Summary
An expat in Thailand is seeking advice on whether they can fill out a notification form for immigration independently since their host is unavailable. After initially facing difficulties at immigration, they were handed an extension application and a notification form that requires a signature from their accommodation provider. Despite the challenges faced, it was noted that proper documentation is crucial and that individuals should ensure they are fully prepared to avoid unnecessary denials.
