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Who is responsible for TM30 registration when hosting foreign friends in Thailand: the homeowner or the guest?

Apr 23, 2019

6 years ago

Heike **********

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Next month, friends from abroad visit me and stay for 3 weeks in my own house in Thailnd. Who has to register for immigration for TM 30? Me or my official Thai landowner? And what documents are needed for registration?

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