What is the 10 baht tax stamp required for address registration at Thai immigration?

Jun 12, 2018
6 years ago
Killi ********
ORIGINAL POSTER
Can someone please explain what the tax stamp 10 baht is when i register adress at immigration (i rent a private house)
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The 10 baht tax stamp is required for registering your address with Thai immigration, especially if your landlord is not accompanying you for the TM30 report. This pink-colored stamp can be purchased at local stationery shops or possibly post offices. While some sources claim this registration process is free, others suggest that there may be informal fees involved, commonly referred to as 'tea money.'
Robert *******
I guess you're in Phuket. If the landlord don't want to join you for the TM30 report of address than you must bring a Power of Attorney signed by the landlord and the tax stamp, which you buy at every stationary shop.
Killi ********
ORIGINAL POSTER
@Tod ********
Thanks :D
Tod *********
@Killi *******
That's it. Those are two 5 baht tax stamps rather than one 10 baht one but it'll work just fine
Killi ********
ORIGINAL POSTER
Yes im in phuket..have all the documents signed and ready..i asked my landlord about the tax stamp and they gave me this..have a feeling this is not correct haha :D
Killi ********
ORIGINAL POSTER
someone told me it is pink colored stamps that you buy for 10 baht somewhere...but i don't know where to buy? postoffice?
Killi ********
ORIGINAL POSTER
this is supposed to be free of charge they say at immigration
Hue *******
Tea money. Goes in the bottom drawer with the 300 baht for a Letter of Residence and all the other incidentals. Zimple, ya!!
Henri ******
Stamp duty
Killi ********
ORIGINAL POSTER
what is stamp duty?
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