Do I need to request a new TM30 from my landlord after crossing the border back into Thailand?

@Tan ***********

Sorry, I wrote house, but it als condo or any private address not being a hotel where the manager of hotel is responsible.

Thanks

@Rob***

, I have always stayed at condo. Perhaps that's why, not affected. Or rather, not "yet".

Check points do not ask for TM30 papers, as we seen in reports of several Immigration Offices, at application of Extension of Stay the TM30 must be filled before the Extension is given. Responsibility is the Landlord, House owner, House Master or the Manager of Hotel according section 37 of the Immigration Act. If you rent a house Immigration "translate" that into the foreigner is the House Master and let you pay. Some Immigration offices are enforcing it hard, some less and some don't care, best advice is check with your own office to avoid fines.

The responsibility and fine is on the Landlord. Not on the Tourist

@Tod ********

, finger cross. So far. I have had no issues raised on TM30 at Immigration office or check points.

You are incorrect and so is your immigration officer friend. At the immigration offices that require a TM.30, every Foreigner has to do one no matter what type of stamp or Visa or extension your on

Have fun! 😬

@I**

, upstairs office. Pick a number off the table on the right and join the queue. First desk on the left deal with TM30.

CM allows the tenant to complete the TM30 on behalf of the landlord (best option to ensure it is done).

Full details of lease and copies of landlord ID or passport are needed. ‘Nice’ lady in immigration completed the form for me! 🙂

On that I'm not sure

@I**

, :/

I believe CMI allows people to file their own you might want to take the thai i/d of your land lord and the house book listing of the property you rent.

If no one weighs in on here from CM with answers, try posting it in Expat Community of Chiang Mai or Stupid Questions Chiang Mai groups.