Does a landlord in Thailand need to register my stay, and is it the same as a TM30?

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Apr 27, 2019

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I rent an apartment in a residential complex. If I understand  correctly, the landlord must register my stay here. Can anyone tell me if this is the same as a TM30, and can I just get a copy from the landlord.

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In Thailand, landlords are required to register the stay of foreign tenants with immigration authorities, which involves submitting a TM30 form. This process is different from providing a copy of the TM30; tenants may request a copy of the completed TM30 from their landlord.

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