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What documents do I need to provide for the 24-hour immigration registration in Thailand?

Aug 5, 2025
9 months ago
Jeremy *********
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I am trying to register online to let immigration know that I am staying here now within the 24 hour notification period but I am stuck and confused about which 2 documents on the 2 Nd page they are asking for. 1 seems to be a copy of the house id, yellow book. Which I haven't got. Only the blue book. And not sure about the second document.
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The user is trying to register online with Thai immigration within the mandatory 24-hour notification period but is confused about the required documents on the second page of the registration. One document is likely a copy of the house ID (yellow book), which the user does not possess, only having a blue book. Clarifications from comments indicate that foreigners do not belong in the blue book and must secure a yellow book instead. The second document appears to be a copy of the Thai ID of the house owner associated with the blue book.
Graham ********
Could someone post a link to the website you can register please
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Sue **********
The socond document is a Thai ID copy of the holder of the blue housebook which means the owner of the house. Who is the owner?
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Michael ********
Selbst registrieren geht nicht, habe versucht das muss deine Frau Freundin or Vermieter machen.
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Max *************
@Michael *******
You can self-report at several immigration offices.
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Michael ********
@Max ************
but not onlineπŸ‘
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Max *************
@Michael *******
Yes you can if you have the required details.
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John **********
Foreigners don't go in a blue book, they either have a yellow book or no book. You may possess a blue book but your name won't be in it, in which case you need to get a yellow book
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Max *************
@John *********
Unless you're a Permanent Resident.Then your name will be in the blue house book.
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John **********
@Max ************
true, but how many foreigners have PR
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Max *************
@John *********
Not that many,I agree. But I had to correct your comment. 😎
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Graham ******
Watch the video first before trying to register
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Jeremy *********
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I have registered and am on the final page I can't seem to find much clarity for the final 2 documents to be sent to them via a photo of them. I am going to put a copy of my passport and copy of my blue book and see what happens
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Graham ******
@Jeremy ********
The video is at the bottom of the registration page, watch it
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Jeremy *********
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@Graham *****
I have just read the article. TM30 simplified but it only refers to 3 ways and the wording is , well I will say not anyway relating to my situation unless the wording is wrong. It only mentions leaseholder or landlord. I own my house and have a blue book but lease the land from the previous owner. Is she the landlord ?
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