TM30: Thai immigration act - section 77

[onera1961]

On 6/17/2019 at 7:51 PM, stubuzz said:

I tried, but they wanted the owner to come to immigration in person.

The solutions is simple. When You rent a place, ask the agent ( or the owner directly), to file TM 30 and continuously file as and when required. And tell the agent/owner upfront that you won't pay your rent unless a TM30 us filed and the original is given to you. Write it down in the lease  by handwriting that without an original TM30 in your hand, you won't pay rent. 

[Tanoshi]

21 minutes ago, Maestro said:

I don't have an English translation of the Civil Registration Act but here is a link to the Thai original:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ZsiihhtkjhLCf-j4kS04XUxOx9N-z5JN

Civil Registration Act (2008).pdf

[Orton Rd]

My latest 90 day report slip still has no mention of house masters or landlords, only refers to the foreigner having to report within 24 hours.

[jackdd]

45 minutes ago, Orton Rd said:

My latest 90 day report slip still has no mention of house masters or landlords, only refers to the foreigner having to report within 24 hours.

Probably because a 90 day report and a TM30 are two different things

[Orton Rd]

It's not hard to understand, this is a 90 day report slip WARNING you to do a TM30 on a return into the country

[sumrit]

1 hour ago, Orton Rd said:

My latest 90 day report slip still has no mention of house masters or landlords, only refers to the foreigner having to report within 24 hours.

What office do you go to? My 90 day reports don't  have that stamped on them.

[jacko45k]

23 minutes ago, sumrit said:

What office do you go to? My 90 day reports don't  have that stamped on them.

Nor does my on-line one.