Address reporting at Jomtien

[daystick]

Hello

Can anyone give me a heads up on what is required to report my address to Jomtien immigration. I know about the Housemaster form(t28/30?) but are there any other requirements such as passport copies, photos etc

[NamH2O]

[NamH2O]

Required at Jomtien plus form TM 30

[thonglorjimmy]

I'm aware of a few people in Pattaya who rent properties from foreigners who live overseas so wouldn't be able to, or probably not want to, suppy item 7, and maybe even 6, I wonder how the local Immigration Officers would handle those in these circumstances, refuse to let them report maybe?

My landlord lives in Israel but as I live in Bangkok I don't have to comply with these made up requirements.

[JackThompson]

20 minutes ago, thonglorjimmy said:

I'm aware of a few people in Pattaya who rent properties from foreigners who live overseas so wouldn't be able to, or probably not want to, suppy item 7, and maybe even 6, I wonder how the local Immigration Officers would handle those in these circumstances, refuse to let them report maybe?

My landlord lives in Israel but as I live in Bangkok I don't have to comply with these made up requirements.

If a foreigner renting, you need to use a company to handle the property - ideally the condo-office.  The Jomtien TM-30 office will accept** a contract with a real-estate manager plus juristic-person letter stating you live there. (** as of a few months ago - can always change).
 

But if you need a family-based visa (Thai wife or kids), the Family desk will not accept your up-to-date TM-30 as proof - not even backed by #6 and #7. They may ask for sale-contracts and other documents relating to the property, which they know you cannot get, in hopes to force you to an agent (no "extra" docs for agent-apps - you don't even need real financials).  In this case, the only legal way to stay with your family is to use Tourist Visas, a Non-O Multi from a consulate, or move to another area.