What is the TM30 requirement in Thailand and how should expats comply with it?

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May 7, 2019

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Anyone know anything about this whole TM30 thing that seems to be suddenly arising everywhere ?  What are we supposed to do ?  Where ? Our landlords ? Thanks !

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The TM30 is a notification requirement in Thailand that landlords must follow to report the arrival of foreign tenants to immigration authorities. This has become more prominent in recent discussions, leading to confusion among expats regarding compliance and responsibilities.

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