[TM30 Self Registration in Chiang Mai]
Hi All, I plan to stay in a condo near Chiang Mai Airport, and will need to be properly registered at immigration (to get an extension of stay later). The property manager don't want to go to immigration himself, but told me he will give me documents to self register if I want to. This raise a few question for people who may have done this before:
1) Is it easy to fill a TM30 and self register at immigration as a condo guest, even if you don't speak Thai?
2) What are the needed documents to self register? I have read than the owner need to bring the blue book when he go to immigration, but I doubt they will give it to me.
3) Will I have something additional to pay, like tax stamps, when I go to immigration to self register?
4) If I arrive on Saturday, is it ok to go at immigration the next Monday afternoon? Is it not too packed on Monday?
Thanks for your help.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The post discusses the process of self-registering a TM30 at immigration for a condo guest in Chiang Mai. The user is seeking advice on the ease of completing the TM30 form without speaking Thai, the necessary documentation required for self-registration, potential additional costs like tax stamps, and the timing of going to immigration after arrival. Previous commenters provided insights into the importance of timely registration, documents needed (like the TM30 form, landlord's ID and blue book), and reassurances about language barriers at immigration.
