How can I request a TM30 from my AirBnb landlord for a 2-month stay in Thailand?

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Dec 14, 2024

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For 2 month stays at an AirBnb, is it possible to request a copy of TM30 from the landlord or how can I go about getting one? TIA

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When staying at an AirBnb in Thailand for two months, you should request a TM30 form from your landlord, as it is a legal requirement. However, many landlords may be hesitant to provide this information to the government. Alternatively, some users have indicated that it may be possible to obtain the TM30 online, although this process has not been personally verified.

Michael **********

I've read you can get that tm 30 online yourself.....I haven't done it yet...

4 days ago

Bob **********

It’s the law but a lot of Air BnB’s don’t want to let the government know there renting

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