Hi Expats,
I am staying in a very local Thai only building,
i am the only foreigner and the landlord does not
know anything about TM30 or registering me in the
house book.
What can i do to get registered for immigration?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The original poster is seeking guidance on how to register for immigration in Thailand due to their landlord's lack of knowledge regarding the TM30 form and registration in the house book. Comments from the community suggest ways to resolve the issue, including visiting the local immigration office with necessary documents (like a rental contract and landlord's ID) and potential new online registration options. Additionally, some emphasize the landlord's responsibility and the necessity of compliance with Thai immigration laws.
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