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What should I do if my landlord hasn't registered my residency for a resident certificate in Thailand?

Jon ***********
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I'm in need of a resident form for an automobile sale. My current landlord never went to immigration to file any documentation of my residency with them. I have a current rental contract that is 8 months old. Will there be any issue for me to get the resident certificate? Maybe best to make a new contract? The owner has provided me with their personal information and proof of ownership of the home. Also, what is the penalty to either me or the homeowner? I'm located in chonburi and probably going to Jomtien office. Thank you
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In Thailand, to obtain a resident certificate, you need to register your residency with the immigration office, which your landlord must sign. If your landlord fails to do this, you can still apply for late registration; however, it costs around 800 Baht and ideally, your landlord will reimburse you. You must prepare several documents including a lease, your landlord's ID, and proof of ownership of the property. It's also noted that your landlord can handle registration online, which might simplify your process. Ensure you keep records of your 90-day report, as it's often required. The conversation also discusses the importance of the TM 30 form, associated penalties, and potential reimbursement options.
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Richard *********
Richard *********
take

copy landlords id card, signed

copy Taam bien Baan ( house paper) signed

copy lease

POA ( for phuket, not sure everywhere) Signed and 2 5 baht stamps

copy ur passport an current visa
Paulie *********
Paulie *********
@Richard ********
whilst you are correct - that old volunteer bloke at Phuket tried to send me down that route - in the end all immigration wanted was a copy of the TM 30, which they seem to be fixated about these days, to the extent they insist it must be kept inside your passport…I think all the OP needs to do is get his landlord to enter him online, and give him the printout; so what if it shows he’s only lived there for a couple of days? There’s no statute of limitations on how long you must be a resident before you buy/sell a vehicle…
Jon ***********
Jon ***********
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@Paulie ********
online TM 30 eh? I'll check it out!
Jon ***********
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@Richard ********
got it! Then I just print that out and head into the waiting que at immigration? Or is there a number counter I should walk directly too? If you have an idea.. immigration in jomtien is always packed!I usually VIP my 90 days and visas, but doing this one on my own
Richard *********
Richard *********
@Jon **********
yes and ask for a screen shot
Jon ***********
Jon ***********
OP
@Paulie ********
the owner has filled out the online form. Not sure if it's been approved and a user ID issued.. after it's issued is that the time they register me the tenant for the TM 30?
Paulie *********
Paulie *********
@Jon **********
yes, been an online facility for landlords for a few years - pretty much since online reporting for 90 days, I think.This is what I found from a quick internet search….How to register with the immigration as a home or business owner

To submit guests online (and through our service), the property owner has to obtain a User ID and password from the Immigration Bureau. The easiest way to do this is online via:

Through our website - link (quick and easy)

Through the official website - link (sometimes doesn't work)

Section 38 app - iphone android

The property owner will have to fill out a short form and submit the following documents as proof:

Passport or Thai ID card scan.

Blue Book or Yellow Book (proof of property ownership)

Hotel license and company papers (for resorts and hotels)

Once submitted, it will take the Immigration Bureau a few days to issue the User ID and password which they will then send to the owner's email address.
Jon ***********
Jon ***********
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@Richard ********
what are the 2 5 baht stamps?
Richard *********
Richard *********
@Jon **********
get them at book stores and immigration has them< they are affixed to the POA
Paul *******
Paul *******
@Richard ********
or the post office, best place to get them. Or the department of land transport. Book stores? Difficult to find in Thailand these days as no one reads books anymore, whereas post offices and land transport department offices are everywhere.
Jon ***********
Jon ***********
OP
@Richard ********
got it! Thank you
Kool *******
Kool *******
Have you ever filed a 90 day report?
Jon ***********
Jon ***********
OP
@Kool ******
yes I have..
Kool *******
Kool *******
@Jon **********
when I got my residence certificate to buy my new motorbike last June all immigration wanted to see was my 90 day report receipt, and my passport.
Jon ***********
Jon ***********
OP
@Kool ******
ahh okay. Thank you! Maybe that's enough down here as well!
Kool *******
Kool *******
@Jon **********
sorry, in Bangkok.
Jon ***********
Jon ***********
OP
@Kool ******
immigration in jomtien?
Paul ********
Paul ********
Take money
Bob **********
Bob **********
1600 baht
Jon ***********
Jon ***********
OP
@Bob *********
thank you!
Otto *********
Otto *********
You can go to Immigration and get a late registration of your stay there, even if your landlord doesn't want to go himself. However he has to sign and stamp the form to registere you at that place. Late registration is 800 Baht and if you are lucky, your landlord will re-emburse you, else it's on you. Then you can apply for a residence certification like you need for the car (or motorcycle) to buy.

Good luck. And be aware of overcharging.
Jon ***********
Jon ***********
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@Otto ********
thank you!

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