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Do I need to ask my condo owner in Bangkok for documents to fill out the TM30 form?

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Mar 26, 2026

a month ago

Pelin *******

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Do condo owners in Bangkok usually fill out the TM30 form easily? Should I get a photocopy of the owner’s ID and a copy of the property ownership document? Do they usually provide these documents without any issues? Should I request these documents from the real estate agent I rented the place from?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

In Bangkok, condo owners generally can provide the TM30 form and necessary documentation such as copies of their ID and property ownership documents without much hassle, especially during the contract signing. It is advisable to request these documents from the landlord or through the real estate agent you rented from. Some users have successfully managed these requirements with the help of their agents, while others suggest asking for access to online reporting systems for self-reporting. Overall, having these documents is essential for immigration purposes.

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Stirland **********

My agent did it no problem

a month ago

Bill *********

My real estate agent is my liason with my landlord. Any questions like yours I'd be sending to my agent. Some things she can handle without bothering the landlord and other matters she can refer to the landlord directly. No language issues makes it very easy.

a month ago

Mark *******

You always need a copy of everything the owner house blue book copy. id card copy's. and signed across it. you should allready know immigration rules

a month ago

Frank *************

Yes, yes, yes. No, not unless you can't contact the owner.

a month ago

Bob **********

It’s a slip of paper put it in your passport

a month ago

Wannikea *********

What do you think you need the owners ID and house book for?

a month ago

Frank *************

Wannikea Wanblee Some immigration locations require that for certificate of residency.

a month ago

Wannikea *********

Frank Hicinbothem yeah I know that, I'm just asking the OP

a month ago

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Wannikea *********

Marty *********

Yes you can ask for documents if you don’t see them when you sign the contract. You tell them you want a TM30 but that is only going to happen after to sign the contract.

a month ago

Jani ********

Marty Pollard I ask before signing the contract, if he refu ses look for another one

a month ago

Marty *********

Jani Careni I look for a Thai landlord with a proper rental contract. I don’t want a foreign or absentee landlord that is not properly renting their units. Copies of their ID and house book should be present at the contract signing but you can’t get a TM30 until you occupy the unit.

a month ago

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Marty *********

Stephen ********

Ask the owner to give you access to his online reporting, that way you can do it yourself

a month ago

Bill *********

Stephen Howell No thanks. One less task I need to worry about.

a month ago

Stephen ********

@Bill ********

I don't worry about it. I do it once a year before I go to immigration. No-one else cares about it. For the most part it's a waste of time!