What should you do if your landlord refuses to register your TM30 in Thailand?

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May 30, 2019

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If the landlord refuses to register the tenant (TM30). What can you do or what paperwork do you need to show immigration.

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If your landlord refuses to register you with TM30, it's important to document your attempts to comply, which may include written requests or communication transcripts. You can present these documents to immigration to explain your situation. Additionally, you may want to consult with local immigration officials or legal advisors for further assistance.

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