A question on applying for extension of stay based on marriage to a Thai. What proof of accommodation is accepted? We live in a condo in Bangkok that is owned by me and registered in my name. There is no house book.Will providing copies of the Chanote ( deeds) be sufficient along with showing them the original? I have also got the TM30 notification. I could also show utility bills and/ or credit card statements. TIA

I went to Hanoi's Thai embassy on Wednesday to apply for a visa but was told I couldn't apply without my landlord's house registration.

I returned on Thursday with a copy of what my landlord says is the house registration document (it's in Thai but I can see it has my address on it) and the embassy front desk accepted my application.

On Friday, the embassy contacted me to say they couldn't process my visa because the document the landlord provided doesn't show his name.

My landlord says he hasn't put his name on the house registration because he owns many properties (not sure why that's relevant). Instead, he has provided me with some utility bills in his name and suggested I show that to the embassy.

I presume that when I take these documents to the embassy on Monday, they won't accept them, as the embassy staff were adamant that the house registration document shows the landlord's name (they think the landlord just provided the wrong page).

I'm now very confused and any words of wisdom or guidance would be very much appreciated.

1 year non-o marriage extension at Chaengwattana. How important are the blue book and chanote for the visa extension?

My wife and I moved to a different address (same condo, different room) last year and need to extend my non-o visa this month. The landlord (Thai) lives in the US, and does not have access to the blue book or chanote. She left it in her house in Thailand.

We have her ID copy. We talked to the condo office, they could provide a copy of the chanote; obviously the blue book would be missing. All other papers are in order.

Thanks!

Update: TM30 Requirements for owner?

Just back from immigration, thanks for your feedback peeps. Immigration wanted all the below, plus the rental contract, and not the blue book, but the chanote.

Done!

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Im a condo owner and renting out for the first time. Ive searched the feeds here but no clear info on what exactly I need to bring to immigration aside from the TM30.

Ill do this at immigration tomorrow in chiang mai. What do I need?

The TM30,

the chanote,

my passport,

the tenants passport,

his visa and departure card.

Is that it?

Does the type of visa I have as an owner matter??

Also, Ive understood tenant wont need a new TM30 from me unless he re-enters from outside Thailand. If Im out of the country, can my tenant process his future tm30 being that his address is still at my condo?

Morning everyone. I'm just applying for a visa and i used my blue book for the apartment I own when I submitted the application as proof of accommodation. They just called me and said that the blue book is not proof but they couldn't advise me what is proof - they asked if I had some other document that said I own it. How do I prove I own the apartment to the consulate apart from the blue book? Has anyone had / solved this issue? Thanks in advance.

Just been told of New Rules at Phetchaburi Immigration for doing the 90 days report.

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They need a copy of your residence i.e. Chanotte or rental/Lease agreement.

Do I need an evidence of my current address, for applying my retirement visa extension in Chiang Mai?