Do landlords in Thailand need to register all foreign nationals, including children, for TM30?

TM30 Thailand Immigration Foreign Nationals Registration Landlord Responsibilities Visa Regulations

Jul 31, 2021

3 years ago

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Hi, not exactly a visa question but it’s about the TM30: does the landlord have to register every foreigner moving in or only the adults over 18 (or 20, or…)

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The landlord is required to register all foreign nationals living in their property under the TM30 within 24 business hours of their arrival. This includes adults and children, as indicated by experiences shared in the community.

Natalie *********

My landlord registered both me and my 4 year old

3 years ago

Benjamin ******

For the TM30, the property owner must register ALL foreign nationals no later then 24 business hours after they arrive

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