What should I do if the owner of my rented condo in Hua Hin is unaware of my tenancy and how can I file the TM30 form?

Hua Hin Condominium Rental TM30 Form Non-Immigrant O-A Visa Immigration Procedures Tenant Rights

Jul 10, 2018

6 years ago

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Kathryn Liston posted 

We rented a condominium in Hua Hin Sunday evening. Owner is in Bangkok. Apparently does not know about this. Says the agency needs to handle it. Agent doesn’t seem to understand and the condo juristic person, who is very nice, says they don’t know about this. We do not have direct contact with the owner. Not sure what to do next. I do have a copy of the blue book and the owner’s id.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

Kathryn Liston shares her experience of renting a condominium in Hua Hin, facing issues with the property owner who is unaware of the rental agreement. Despite having a copy of the blue book and the owner's ID, direct communication with the owner is lacking. Commenters offer advice on filing the TM30 form for immigration purposes, emphasizing that it can be done without the owner's involvement if a contract exists. They suggest checking with immigration and assessing whether previous accommodation has been reported.

Michael ********

You said you have booked long term. Do you have a contract with the owner? If so you can lodge the TM30 application yourself and do not need the owner to be involved at all.

6 years ago

Anthony *************

I tried that and problems arise if you are not registeted within 24hrs. The owner is subject to a fine.

6 years ago

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Kathryn ********

By the way, we are here on a non immigrant O-A visa. Thanks for all your advice!

6 years ago

Tod *********

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seeing as you're here on a long stay visa (that stamps you in for a year every time you enter the country for the validity of the visa itself) you definitely need to get your TM.30 sorted out.

Again I'd say stop by the Blu Port Mall and ask at that immigration office because it's not busy and they can do TM.30's, 90 day reports, etc.

6 years ago

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Tod *********

Anthony *************

Or book in to a hotel for one or two nights and ask that they register you

6 years ago

Robert *******

On request:

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6 years ago

Tod *********

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@Kat****

, umm it doesn't work that way, you'd still need to file a TM.30 when you moved from a hotel into your current condo or apartment.

6 years ago

Kathryn ********

Thank you I will take to the juristic person. We did stay in a bed and breakfast hotel here in Hua Hin for a week before finding a place to rent long term. If they notified immigration (and I will check with them) then would we only need to let immigration know of our new address. Thanks

6 years ago

Tod *********

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@Kathryn *******

, have the juristic person watch this. It goes over the requirements for the TM.30 form.

6 years ago

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Tod *********

ORIGINAL POSTER

If you're going to get an extension of stay on what ever visa you are here on now, you're definitely going to need to file the TM.30 form with the Hua Hin Immigration office. I'd stop by their one stop center in Blue Port Mall and see what you need to file it.

6 years ago

Tod *********

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@Robert ******

, didn't you have a link to a video that you can play to show thaiz how the TM.30 registration works?

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Tod *********

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