Registering own house as residence for Retirement Visa renewal

[Marksymark]

Hello. I looked through previous posts but couldn’t find my question so sorry if repeated question.

I am renewing my retirement visa myself here on Koh Phangan. Last year i registered myself as a tenant and took a rental contract and id of my landlord. But this year I would like to register myself in my own house that I own through a thai company. I have the blue book etc.

does anyone have experience with this and can tell me what documents Immigration ask for in this case? DBD? Blue book? 
I have yellow book and pink card but don’t think that helps in this application.

Edited September 26 by Marksymark

[gearbox]

7 minutes ago, Marksymark said:

Hello. I looked through previous posts but couldn’t find my question so sorry if repeated question.

I am renewing my retirement visa myself here on Koh Phangan. Last year i registered myself as a tenant and took a rental contract and id of my landlord. But this year I would like to register myself in my own house that I own through a thai company. I have the blue book etc.

does anyone have experience with this and can tell me what documents Immigration ask for in this case? DBD? Blue book? 
I have yellow book and pink card but don’t think that helps in this application.

I use only my yellow book in Samui, no pink card, that should be enough.

 

Have a look at the Samui forum here, there is a pinned post with plenty of info.

Edited September 26 by gearbox

[khunPer]

On 9/26/2024 at 5:52 AM, Marksymark said:

Hello. I looked through previous posts but couldn’t find my question so sorry if repeated question.

I am renewing my retirement visa myself here on Koh Phangan. Last year i registered myself as a tenant and took a rental contract and id of my landlord. But this year I would like to register myself in my own house that I own through a thai company. I have the blue book etc.

does anyone have experience with this and can tell me what documents Immigration ask for in this case? DBD? Blue book? 
I have yellow book and pink card but don’t think that helps in this application.

You will need to be registered as house owner and host at the local "tessa ban" district office. You might also need to obtain a yellow house book for aliens, ask at the office if that is neccessary; the process can sometime be little complicated, depending on what the local office requests. When that is done, you can do the registration online for being the host, and thereafter the TM30-registration of yourself.

[Carlos Primeros]

You just need a copy of your blue house book. The page with your address on it and your signature on it.

But of course you have to file a TM 30 with immigration with your current address

[kingstonkid]

The other option is to have the Thai person that owns the company sign a rental contract with you.  You then just have to show that info.  The challenge you might run into is them checking to see if it is a legit company.  

[Marksymark]

Thank you everyone for your comments. I went to immigration yesterday to inquire, I was told that since the house as stated on the Blue book is owned by the company, I need to go and get copies of the ID of the thai company shareholders . Also apparently my yellow book says that I am living at that address but not owner. So I will try to get everything together this week and go back  to them. 
If anyone else has  experience with this please comment  

many thanks 

[Liquorice]

4 hours ago, Marksymark said:

Thank you everyone for your comments. I went to immigration yesterday to inquire, I was told that since the house as stated on the Blue book is owned by the company, I need to go and get copies of the ID of the thai company shareholders . Also apparently my yellow book says that I am living at that address but not owner. So I will try to get everything together this week and go back  to them. 
If anyone else has  experience with this please comment  

many thanks 

I would also request a copy of the chanote from the owners.

 

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