What paperwork do I need for getting a new TM30 after moving homes in Thailand?

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Jul 16, 2018

6 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

I just moved homes. What paperwork do I need to bring to get a new TM 30? I am staying in THL on a year long extension from a non-o visa.

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When applying for a new TM30 after moving homes in Thailand, you need to submit a new TM30 form along with a copy of your ID and the housebook of your landlord. If you're handling the paperwork yourself, and the landlord isn't assisting, a stamped Power of Attorney may be required in some locations, such as Phuket. It's crucial to check the specific immigration office you will visit, as each may have different requirements.

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Michael ********

Always helps when you mention the office to be visited ;)

6 years ago

Robert *******

Let's just ask

@Sarah *******************

, to which Immigration do you have to go to report your new address. This before every Immigration Office get's mentioned with all their own special requirements.

6 years ago

Sara*****

ORIGINAL POSTER

I reside in Chiang Mai :) I'll be going over to Promenada

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Robert *******

Power of Attorney is only asked in Phuket if you do it by yourself without the landlord.

6 years ago

Ian *********

I did it this morning in phuket town. If your landlord is not doing it for you, you must now also have a stamped power of attorney from them. Yes really!! Fortunately my landlady is lovely and works in phuket town... but for most people a real hassle

6 years ago

Robert *******

a New TM30 form with copy id and housebook of the owner.

6 years ago

Herman ********

Phuket immigration requires and. Id card owner, copy housebook, first page and page with the info of the owner, signed in real, no photocopy signature, the rentalagreement and indeed a power of atternay if the landlord not register his custumer by himself

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Herman ********

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