report the stay of a foreigner at the phuket immigration website ?

[noopin2014]

Hi,

 

I own a condo rented to a foreigner. Do you know if it's possible to report online the stay of the foreign tenant ? If not, what is the list of documents i have to provide to do it at the office directly ?

 

Many thanks

[LivinginKata]

The online reporting is only available to a business that registers with Immigration to online register. Plenty of previous posts about self reporting. You can get the form at Immigration, copy of passport relevant pages.

Edited December 10, 2017 by LivinginKata

[hawker9000]

TM30.  'Has been the subject of much discussion the last few years.  As far as I know, there's no way to do it online (although one hopes that might someday change...).  There's a receipt that's part of the form that gets signed by Immigration, torn off, and then should be kept with the tenant's/guest's passport.

 

The TM30 should be submitted within 24hrs of the guest's arrival AT THE CONDO (not their arrival in Thailand).   Some immigration offices (e.g., Jomtien) are more meticulous about this than others.

 

Forms link.

 

I think it needs a copy of the guest's passport info page & entry stamp or visa page, a copy of the lease or rental agreement, and a copy of the owner's ID card to be submitted with it.  Maybe also a copy of whatever document it is that shows property ownership & address.

 

Hope that helps.

 

Edited December 11, 2017 by hawker9000

[cyberfarang]

Has the OP informed immigration that he has a tenant renting his condo?  If not the OP could also find himself in trouble.

 

If the tenant is staying in Thailand legally, then there would be nothing to report. So what`s the deal OP?

Edited December 11, 2017 by cyberfarang

[aussienam]

Not sure about Phuket but in Pattaya they have the option to submit the TM30 form (& passport, visa and arrival card information form) now via email to Chonburi immigration ([email protected]).  Handy when tenants returning from a trip notify you very late and you are running out of the 24 hour reporting window period.

[noopin2014]

3 hours ago, hawker9000 said:

TM30.  'Has been the subject of much discussion the last few years.  As far as I know, there's no way to do it online (although one hopes that might someday change...).  There's a receipt that's part of the form that gets signed by Immigration, torn off, and then should be kept with the tenant's/guest's passport.

 

The TM30 should be submitted within 24hrs of the guest's arrival AT THE CONDO (not their arrival in Thailand).   Some immigration offices (e.g., Jomtien) are more meticulous about this than others.

 

Forms link.

 

I think it needs a copy of the guest's passport info page & entry stamp or visa page, a copy of the lease or rental agreement, and a copy of the owner's ID card to be submitted with it.  Maybe also a copy of whatever document it is that shows property ownership & address.

 

Hope that helps.

 

Thanks, the report should be done within 24hrs of the guest's arrival, but the tenant check in 2 months ago. Should i do it anyway ?

Edited December 11, 2017 by noopin2014

[LivinginKata]

1 hour ago, noopin2014 said:

Thanks, the report should be done within 24hrs of the guest's arrival, but the tenant check in 2 months ago. Should i do it anyway ?

 It's actually a 2 day window to report. And yes, you should do it now. 

[Panadadad]

6 hours ago, hawker9000 said:

TM30.  'Has been the subject of much discussion the last few years.  As far as I know, there's no way to do it online (although one hopes that might someday change...).  There's a receipt that's part of the form that gets signed by Immigration, torn off, and then should be kept with the tenant's/guest's passport.

 

The TM30 should be submitted within 24hrs of the guest's arrival AT THE CONDO (not their arrival in Thailand).   Some immigration offices (e.g., Jomtien) are more meticulous about this than others.

 

Forms link.

 

I think it needs a copy of the guest's passport info page & entry stamp or visa page, a copy of the lease or rental agreement, and a copy of the owner's ID card to be submitted with it.  Maybe also a copy of whatever document it is that shows property ownership & address.

 

Hope that helps.

 

I e had to report myself twice due to landlords refusal (I'm sure he's trying to avoid the tax man ) and I've yet to receive any receipt or other proof here in phichit 

[Mac98]

5 hours ago, aussienam said:

Not sure about Phuket but in Pattaya they have the option to submit the TM30 form (& passport, visa and arrival card information form) now via email to Chonburi immigration ([email protected]).  Handy when tenants returning from a trip notify you very late and you are running out of the 24 hour reporting window period.

Question: how would the owner obtain all these copies, cards, and forms to report if he lives in Chiang Mai and the arriving guest is renting the owner's Pattaya condo? And doesn't the owner only report the TM30? The owner has not rented out this property before. Thanks. As the arriving tenant I need to know.

 

 

[noopin2014]

14 hours ago, LivinginKata said:

 It's actually a 2 day window to report. And yes, you should do it now. 

Thanks mate, i should do it even is didn't paid any tax ?

[Psimbo]

22 hours ago, aussienam said:

Not sure about Phuket but in Pattaya they have the option to submit the TM30 form (& passport, visa and arrival card information form) now via email to Chonburi immigration ([email protected]).  Handy when tenants returning from a trip notify you very late and you are running out of the 24 hour reporting window period.

Fascinating but, yet again, this is about PHUKET!

 

Hopefully any relevant information will be added to the appropriate thread already running about address notification IN PHUKET.

Edited December 12, 2017 by Psimbo