Can my landlord submit a TM30 online for my residence in Thailand?

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Jan 30, 2023

2 years ago

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Hi guys I need some help.

I moved to a new land lord and he need to do a tm 30 for us. Can he do it online? And if so is they a link

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The user inquired about the process for their new landlord to submit a TM30 form online, which is required for resident registration in Thailand. Responses confirmed that the TM30 can be submitted online through a specific immigration portal. However, the landlord must first register with necessary housing documents to obtain access credentials.

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Thank u

2 years ago

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They’ll need to sign up with house documents first. They then get a username and password to use the system. Forget that it mentions “hotels”. Private residences can use the system too.

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