Hello, who could tell me which document are they talking about in point 12. ?
This is the list from Samui immigration.
Thank you
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A user inquired about a specific document mentioned in point 12 of a list from Samui immigration, prompting various comments elaborating on different documentation requirements for visas in Samui. The conversation touches on the TM30 registration process for foreign residents, the conditions under which landlords must report to immigration, and issues related to obtaining forms required for visa extensions.
NON-O RETIREMENT VISA RESOURCES / SERVICES
Go to the Retirement Visa Section for information on requirements, including age restrictions, financial requirements, and necessary documentation.
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that immigration office in samui sure makes up some b/s rules of their own ;) there hasn't been a medical certificate rule in 10 years, and for extensions based on retirement there is no required map or google with the latitude and longitude :/ Can the immigration officers type in the address on Google Earth and find it themselves?
The tm30 is done online at the listed website. I was told to do it myself as landlord is difficult to find! They have a leaflet inside immigration to help you with it. I was unable to print it as the Thai font wouldn't show on excel. Remember your user name and password and then you can print it outside immigration in the copy shop.
We recently went to Chiang Mai immigration to register change of address (Promenada upstairs). Although the landlord stated that a TM30 had been submitted that same day, they could not find a record of the landlord at all ( foreigner who had not completed a TM28 ever)! Having paid 1600Thb on behalf of the landlord (deducted from the rent) we answered a few questions and she issued a TM30 to us. We had a copy of the landlord's passport and title for the condo with us fortunately. Our thanks to this group for the suggestion.
We asked about the TM28 as we are the tenants and was told that it is a lot of paperwork which we would have to carry with the passport. A stamp on the TM30 receipt is sufficient and that we only need to register a change if we leave the country and return or move to a new apartment. Touring Thailand does not count and when returning they put a new stamp on the TM30 receipt. All new to us but possibly old hat to the group.
Next time we move we'll do the TM30 ourselves to make sure it is done and that we notify at the same time.
I have personally never seen an application accepted and then when you go back to get the results have them deny it. Usually if they're gonna deny you they don't even take your application.
You should be good, but report back if you would and let us know
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