Do I need to present my condo lease contract when submitting my TM30 form at CW?

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May 27, 2019

5 years ago

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When presenting my TM30 form at CW, will I also need to present the Contract lease I have with owner of the condo? Thanks

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When submitting your TM30 form at the Chiang Mai Immigration Office (CW), it is advisable to also present your lease contract with the condo owner. This can help confirm your residency details.

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