Hello, this might not be a VISA query, but can someone help me understand this letter. This has been inserted in my rented condo door when I arrived today from work.
Thanks a lot
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The notice pertains to the TM30 form, which must be filed by landlords when a foreigner arrives at their property in Thailand. Failure to file can result in fines ranging from 2,000 to 10,000 baht. Responses indicate that this form should ideally be submitted within 24 hours of arrival, and while it's typically the landlord's responsibility, tenants may consider filing for themselves to ensure compliance. The discussion includes mentions of enforcement variations by different local immigration offices.
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You now can do it online also they showed me here in NST
Many people dont know this law and a lot of owner ignore coz they just sit in their house . The announce is on the board in the immigration office. Please share this info. Ask every owner to registre you . You have visa or not but if you are not registred in 24 h.You're still out of law. Sorry for my english.
Each time foreigner go out and come back in Thailand , the owner of the house, hotel etc. have to registre online ( search for immigretion web. )or on TM.30 at immigration office. One time done, will be easy for the rest . My friend who lives in my house do by himself every 3 month since 5 years.
That is a grey area :/ The way the wording is phrased in thai it could be interpreted that the "possessor" of the place is the tenant and that makes the tenant responsible.
I would say seeing as the TM.30 receipt is something foreigners NEED at some offices to get things done that no matter who is really responsible for it, it would sure be good if you had that receipt in your passport
Not odd at all, it depends on the enforcement of this rule at your local Immigration Office. It used to be lots of papers send around to inform another office, now with a new computer system and database it becomes more easy and more Immigration Offices start to enforce the rules.
Oh, thats odd, i have been living at the condo for more than 1 year now, my last trip outside thailand was last month but I was just given this notice today.
You got it because 2 month ago , a condo residence complain the noise from a temple. When police went to verified the case . They met a chinease man who was searched by Interpol and stay there more than 2 years. it was hot topic many weeks .
I'm seeing more reports of the TM30 being asked for at CW. I've rented a condo for over a year here in Bangkok but my girlfriend's name is on the contract. Does she have to file the report even though she's not the landlord? Maybe just file myself to be safe
The TM 30, can be filed by the Hotel, Condo/house owner or house master (which in the case of renting would be yourself). If you are concerned as a house/condo renter that your TM.30 has not been filed by the Landlord, then you can file yourself. If you are renting, i would suggest you contact the landlord and ask if they have filed it. If they have not, you can file yourself.