1. Is it the landlord’s responsibility to report to immigration if a foreign National lessee breaks their lease and has moved out earlier (months not just a few days) than their lease?

2. When a foreign National leaves the country and returns to their same home that they lived at before they left the country (and had already done a TM30), is a new TM30 need to be done?

3. Has immigration discontinued the departure card?

4. Who ultimately has responsibility for the TM30? If the landlord provides and signs the landlord information on the form and tells the lessee to report to immigration within 24 hours of the move in date (with documented proof photos), shouldn’t the lessee have responsibility? The lessee can also fill out the form without the landlord although it is not obvious looking at the form. I think there are instructions in this group as to how to fill the form out without the landlordas I remember doing this once because my landlord was unaware or pretended to be unaware of the reporting requirement.

Currently i am holding a non immigrant O multiple entry Visa.

My question is if i leave the counrty and come back before my visa runs out what requirements and procedures do i need to follow to re-enter Thailand?

Question... for foreign flying domestically In Thailand is there any special documents we need?

Hi there all. My flight was cancelled from england 2 days before due to fly . I have a visa witch I have to use before may 26 if there's a chance I could get back does anyone know if the thai immigration would lift the paper work stating I have not got covd 19 at airport and able to enter thailand. Thanking you.

We got an email from the US Consulate in Chiang Mai today telling us that immigration officials have been given a directive that gives them the authority to approve "extensions of stay for certain foreign nationals, including US citizens." I suppose that's what they do anyway, but it sounds like this means they have more latitude now. We're hoping this means you don't necessarily need a letter from your embassy, especially since A) you have to make an appointment to get one here in Chiang Mai and B) appointments are booked through March 31.

I need a quick info guys. Can a foreign national work (not teaching) in Thailand legally without holding a bachelor degree? I mean if the person has enough skill and experiences then can he or she get a work permit without a degree?