What documents are needed to report residence for owning a condo in Thailand?

To report your residence within 24 hours of moving into your condo in Thailand, you generally need to prepare several documents, including copies of your passport, visa or extension, latest entry stamp, and TM6 landing card. The TM30 form must be filled out and can be found online. Although the original title deed is not mandatory to bring, some residents recommend having it just in case. It is also suggested to have the blue house book and chanote documents ready, as they may be requested by the immigration office.