Required documents

[Mika78]

What documents are required from the owner of a property to apply for a visa to Thailand

Details of the accommodation are enough?

Thank you

[couchpotato]

6 minutes ago, Mika78 said:

What documents are required from the owner of a property to apply for a visa to Thailand

Details of the accommodation are enough?

Thank you

Confusing Post. Too many variables.

Who owns the property, what type of property, what nationality, why not arrive and sort Visa/extension later.

[DrJack54]

Which Visa are you applying for.

Where are you applying for the Visa? 

[Mika78]

14 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

Which Visa are you applying for.

Where are you applying for the Visa? 

From Hungary, live in China. She will be here 23 days

[DrJack54]

3 minutes ago, Mika78 said:

From Hungary, live in China. She will be here 23 days

Sorry but it's not clear.

 

I asked..."which Visa are you applying for"

Possible answers Tourist visa, non O visa etc

Also asked "where are you applying for the Visa" 

 

Then you mention "she will be here in 23 days" 

I don't follow..

[Georgealbert]

8 minutes ago, Mika78 said:

From Hungary, live in China. She will be here 23 days

Hungary is on the list of countries for visa exempt entry, 30 days.

 

So no visa required, unless their is some problems with a previous history.

[Crossy]

If she travels on a Hungarian passport, she would be allowed 30 days stay on a visa exemption, no need for a visa at all.

 

[novacova]

44 minutes ago, Mika78 said:

What documents are required from the owner of a property to apply for a visa to Thailand

No documents are required from an owner of a property in Thailand arriving exempt . 

Edited January 30 by novacova

[Mika78]

9 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

Sorry but it's not clear.

 

I asked..."which Visa are you applying for"

Possible answers Tourist visa, non O visa etc

Also asked "where are you applying for the Visa" 

 

Then you mention "she will be here in 23 days" 

I don't follow..

My mistake: she will be in Pattaya for 23 days, but after move to Bangkok for another month. So tourist visa. Sorry.

[Mika78]

7 minutes ago, Crossy said:

If she travels on a Hungarian passport, she would be allowed 30 days stay on a visa exemption, no need for a visa at all.

 

My mistake: she will be in Pattaya for 23 days, but after move to Bangkok for another month. So tourist visa. Sorry.

[sandyf]

39 minutes ago, Mika78 said:

What documents are required from the owner of a property to apply for a visa to Thailand

Details of the accommodation are enough?

Thank you

If someone is planiing to join you in Thailand and requires a visa to travel, rather than visa exempt, it would be a question of sponsorship/invitation rather than the property that would be required to support the visa application.

You would need to write a letter outlining what support you would be offering such as accommodation/financial with supporting evidence.

[DrJack54]

To add to @Crossy post.

She doesn't need to do anything once in Thailand as she will be stamped in for 30 days and as her stay is only 23 days does not need to apply for extension.

Does not even need to concern herself with TM30 etc.

 

Assume she has return/onward flight as airline at departure may want to see that

[sandyf]

5 minutes ago, novacova said:

No documents are required from an owner of a property in Thailand to apply for a visa. 

Visas often require a letter of invitation, hotel bookings are quite often used instead.

All can be seen as documents.

[DrJack54]

2 minutes ago, Mika78 said:

My mistake: she will be in Pattaya for 23 days, but after move to Bangkok for another month. So tourist visa. Sorry.

She does not need a tourist visa but certainly an option if it can be applied for while in china

 

She can enter Thailand visa exempt and obtain an 30 day extension.

 

 

[Mika78]

Just now, DrJack54 said:

She does not need a tourist visa but certainly an option if it can be applied for while in china

 

She can enter Thailand visa exempt and obtain an 30 day extension.

 

 

I don't know: she ask me she wants apply for the visa. What she will do after leave Pattaya, I don't know.

So what is needed from the accommodation she will book? The address of it will be enough? Thank you.

[Mika78]

2 minutes ago, sandyf said:

Visas often require a letter of invitation, hotel bookings are quite often used instead.

All can be seen as documents.

As it's a private accomodation she books, accomodation address will be enough?

[Mika78]

9 minutes ago, sandyf said:

If someone is planiing to join you in Thailand and requires a visa to travel, rather than visa exempt, it would be a question of sponsorship/invitation rather than the property that would be required to support the visa application.

You would need to write a letter outlining what support you would be offering such as accommodation/financial with supporting evidence.

She will join me, but she will book and accommodation for herself.

As we talk she found a condo: so address of the place is enough? Thank you

[DrJack54]

7 minutes ago, Mika78 said:

So what is needed from the accommodation she will book? The address of it will be enough?

If she is staying in a hotel and has a booking she can show that.

Some folk that do not have a hotel booking just use company such as Agoda and book accommodation for few nights with fully refundable policy. "Pay at hotel" option even better. 

[sandyf]

6 minutes ago, Mika78 said:

She will join me, but she will book and accommodation for herself.

As we talk she found a condo: so address of the place is enough? Thank you

Would be better to have confirmation from the condo management for the booking.

[Georgealbert]

1 hour ago, Georgealbert said:

Hungary is on the list of countries for visa exempt entry, 30 days.

 

So no visa required, unless their is some problems with a previous history.

My advice is now not fully correct, as the OP has changed the details of the length of stay.
 

Can still enter visa exempt and get an extension, just to an address report.

 

Impossible to help, when someone either tries to hid or is incapable of posting the full details.

Edited January 30 by Georgealbert