@James *******

Landlord Documents Needed:

Completed the TM30 application form.

Include a copy of the ID or passport of the landlord.

A copy of the household registration book (Tabien Baan) or title deeds of the property.

Copy of rental agreement.

I don’t know how you get some of these documents without the landlord providing them.

The TM 30 has to be signed by the “House-Master, Owner, Possessor of the Residence”.

Anyone who offers accommodation needs to comply with the law by reporting any foreign national staying on the property. The report must be completed not only by hotels and serviced apartments but also by landlords of private properties.

It is the landlord’s responsibility to submit the TM30, but if the landlord doesn't then the guest should raise the issue, as it is a legal requirement.

If the landlord fails to file the report, they are subject to a fine of between 800 and 2,000 THB

You are on a 45 day visa exempt…correct?

This is quite do-able.

By Registered Mail

Reporting by mail is slightly different than reporting in-person. You will need to send your documents in at least 15 days before your reporting due date.

You will be required to mail in signed photocopies of the following documents:

Passport info page (with photo, name, passport number, etc.)

Current visa

Latest entry stamp

Latest visa extension

Departure card (TM6) If you have one

Previous 90-day slip (if you have it)

Completed notification form (TM47) – address reporting form

These need to be submitted together with a stamp (10 Baht) addressed envelope with your home address written on the face of the envelope. The envelope is required for immigration to send back the bottom section of your TM47, which will tell you when your next reporting date is.

@John *******

That is a mystery.

@John *******

“Travelers with this type of visa will be permitted to stay in Thailand not exceeding 60 days for EACH entry…”

You have multiple entries, but each cannot exceed 60 days for EACH entry. That is how what you wrote is stated.

@Tod ********

That explains why their website doesn’t show it as a provided product. Thanks

@James *******

Thanks

The ways to stay are limited, and if one believes their case is unique, pay for professional legal advice. It may be worth the money.

@Serge ********

States: Buengkan