What do I need to bring to immigration for a residency certificate with a photo in Thailand?

Is there form to fill in for this ?

Bring the photos. The girl has a glue stick,

Buriram immigration does not attach photos to RC. But Chonburi immigration did. 500 baht for RC. You will need an RC for opening a bank account, vehicle purchases and to get a Thai drivers license. I had several 2cm x 2cm photos taken just in case I ever need them. Always a good idea to make several copies of your passport data page, entry stamp page, tdac, TM30, rental agreement, etc. I also always sign my full name (as shown on my passport) in blue ink on all my copies.

Cha Am or Hua Hin

Hua Hin you definitely need 2 photos

And on the form you need to indicate what the residency certificate is for

Call the office

Rubbish the passport does that

I’ve got the yellow house book,does that count as a residency certificate

I need to do the same. Good info.

You have to ring/order the day before at Krabi

Couple of years back when i got this letter picture was no longer on the letter. Anyway important are the tm30. your passport info page, visa page and entry stamped page

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You need:

- 1 photo

- Passport + copy

- TM.18 form to fill in

- Copy of your TM.30,

make sure you update it too incase you have been staying in a hotel somewhere else since you first got it

- 500 baht in cash, some immigrations charge you up to 1000 baht too, and it should be free if you can wait 1 week for it

More and more local Thai Immigration Offices do put a Photo on the Thai Immigration Residence Certificate, with Chiang Mai Immigration Office definitely putting a Photo on the Immigration Residence Certificate

Never heard of a Resident Certificate with a photo attached.

You need to take photos

Passport

Your rental agreement

Tm30

Money

And make sure you have a pen 🖊️

Your RC will not have your photo on it