Landlord fills out TM30, you only need it for residence certificate etc. if you have lease/rental contract then essentially you just take that for reporting and don’t worry about TM30 unless you need the cert for license or purchase of vehicle. That’s the case in Samui, but of course could be different elsewhere. After all it’s Thailand and the rules aren’t always the same in different places. Haha

As I understand it, the account can’t be joint account. Most Thai visas stipulate this.

@David *******

oh please, you clearly haven’t been in Thailand then.

@David *******

no they would simply stamp 60days

@Nin ****

I suggest you read it all again. It specifically says PRINT

@Roxanne ********

they are doing it because unless the visa is IN your passport it is down to you to present the visa by way of a printed copy of the PDF you received. Otherwise they don’t know if you have a visa or not so the assunption is 60 days most of the time.

@David *******

you are lucky. And if in a bad mood would have said no.

If you have a DTV as an e-visa it actually tells you that you MUST prontnthe visa and keep with passport anyway.

If people don’t read that and understand then more fool them. They don’t even need to accept it as an email on your phone as that is not a print out as instructed as silly as that sounds. So if they say no to email it’s on you…

They can get Muay Thai Visa NOT A DTV.

Stay away from them if you want DTV as they won’t be able to provide, they may well get you a visa but for the cost you are going to be very disappointed to find out it’s only 6 or 12 months total and not the 5 year DTV