I have another question following on from the answers to my last one. Only people who know answer please. No bu!!5hit
So I’m going to stay at a friends house, initially for free but now im thinking of making it official by leasing at a small cost, say 5000 baht per month. What would be the procedure by the owner regarding immigration and how would they go about getting a lease contract made up.
TLDR : Answer Summary
When staying at a friend’s house in Thailand for a low cost, like 5000 baht a month, you generally do not need an official lease. However, the homeowner must file a TM30 with immigration within 24 hours of your arrival at that address. This can be done at the local police station or online. While a lease isn’t necessary for immigration, if you want a formal agreement, you can draft a simple one-page rental contract. Ensure to attach copies of necessary documents like passports and any relevant property documentation.