What are my options for filing a TM30 if I can't access a computer and my landlady is uncooperative?

Maybe landlord doesn't want to inform the gov it's rented.I leased a house for 8 years and they wouldn't do it.

In more then 25 years here i newer did need a TM 30.

Copie HB and ID will do it.

You can use your phone

The legal obligation to file the TM30 always rests with the property owner/landlord. However, Thai law and immigration procedures fully allow a landlord to authorize a representative, property agent, or third party to submit the paperwork on their behalf (either online or physically at the immigration office).

The only "gray" or problematic area is when landlords refuse to be involved at all, forcing tenants to try to bypass them. Legally, immigration requires the landlord's property documents (such as the Tabien Baan house registration book or title deed copy) and their cooperation.

Can an online agency do it for you?

Specialized Visa/Property Agencies: There are many legitimate nationwide visa and administrative agencies (such as Thai Visa Centre and various local legal services) that handle TM30 filings and immigration paperwork remotely.

How it works with a phone: Because you only have a phone, you can easily message these agencies via Line, WhatsApp, or email. They can guide you on what documents are needed.

The Landlord Hurdle: Even if you hire an online agency, they will still need your landlady's cooperation to provide a copy of her Thai ID card and her house registration book (Tabien Baan), because the government system ties the property to her ownership.

What you can do given your situation:

Ask the Landlady to sign a proxy letter (or just hand over photos of her documents): Since your landlady has never used a computer, she doesn't actually need to use one if she is willing to give you clear photos of her Thai ID card and her Blue House Book (Tabien Baan).

Use an agency or a local helper: Once you have photos of those documents, along with your lease agreement and passport details, a local visa agency or a bilingual service can take those digital files and process the TM30 online or via a representative trip to immigration so neither you nor your landlady has to make the 1-hour drive.

Alternative (Immigration by Mail): Some immigration offices allow landlords or their representatives to mail TM30 applications via EMS with self-addressed stamped envelopes, avoiding the trip entirely, though an agency is usually much faster and less prone to paperwork rejections.

If you have photos of the landlords/owner's ID and land deed or house book for the place you're staying at, I can do it online for you, you for a tiny fee

Kess Samui why not do it for her with the information

You could do the registration for her. Register her and her house for TM30. Once this is confirmed you can file the TM30. All done online.

Bear in mind, unless you have reason to visit immigration(visa extension etc) you won’t need a TM30.

Do it on your lap top

So how did or does your landlady resgister tenants until now? This isn‘t something new and its her responsability to do it anyway. An agency can‘t do it by the way without a copy of the landladys ID and housebook and has to register the house first.

Easy to use a phone. Click the link at the bottom of the page to get a manual how to do in English or Thai.

You can register and file using a phone, a computer isn't necessary