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What should I do if my landlord is refusing to complete my TM30 registration?
Nov 16, 2025
3 days ago
Dan ********
ORIGINAL POSTERTLDR : Answer Summary
The user is facing difficulties with their landlord regarding the completion of the TM30 registration, a legal requirement in Thailand. Despite explaining its importance, the landlord is resistant. Community members suggest various solutions, such as checking if the landlord is registered with immigration, doing an 'international out/in' to avoid the 90-day report, or submitting the TM30 independently using landlord identification documents. Some members also mention the possibility of filing a police report against the landlord for non-compliance. Overall, the consensus emphasizes the need for assertiveness and exploring alternative avenues to ensure compliance.
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