@Graham *****

so our host registers her property. Just her ID card needed.

When we arrive, she completes the restration of a foreigner staying at her property.

Im not quite getting where then blue book number is added.. i would have thought when resgiarering her property and not when we arrive. Or mayby that is the case?

@Graham *****

we can send the Naambat ID card but im surprised no place to enter the blue book number for the property

@Graham *****

she has but there is no house on the land. We demolished it after her mum and dad died.

So we are staying at her relatives very bear as it is a proper modern house. This is so that immigration can visit as part of the 12 month visa extension requirement. Unless we put a temporary caravan on the land… maybe this is an option!

But I still dont see the place where ‘blue book entry’ is shown on the website TM30 registration

@Graham *****

is it not a requirement to enter the blue book number for the property? Ive only seen the Thai ID card entry.

@Wannikea ********

agree Wanikea.

@Peter ********

I am Peter.

We are staying at my wife’s relatives house for long enough to obtain the 12 months extension based on marriage. Im arriving on a non-immigrant O visa and need an address for when immigration pay us a visit.

We can stay there until we get our own house built.

@Jesper ******

the owner is currently in Paris (married to Frenchman) so she will take photo and send for us to print out.

@Jesper ******

great thanks, i was hoping for that answer!!

No different really than a lodger agreement in the UK.

@Jesper ******

we will be staying at my wife’s friends house as her friend is married and living in France.

How would we havd a lease agreement?

@Malcolm ****

i can write a letter to the Buriram Immigration Office as they have always been exceptionally helpful when we have visited in the past.