Thai landlord docs

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Hello all. This is in reference to first-time retirement extension. I have worked here many years on a non-B but now I want to retire. I already have my non - O and am putting together the rest of the docs.

When I had my non-B and WP, my address was my place of employment. Now that I am not working, I will use the address of my rental house.

Is there a list of the docs (in Thai language) that are required to prove the address of a foreigner?

I have heard "lease agreement" but also references to others that I don't know what they are.

My landlord is a good egg but not good in English, so a list in Thai of what I need to show immigration would be great.

I also have phone bills, credit card statements and other official mail with my name and address on them. Should I bring them too?

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[Mario2008]

What you need to show depends on the immigration office in question.

Often a rental contract will be enough, sometimes it is enough that you can show a utility bill in your name with your address on it.

If they want documents from the land lord, normally a signed copy of his ID card and the household registration book should do it.

[Colabamumbai]

Copy of lease or rental agreement with a signed copy of landlords I.D. both sides. Does the trick for me.

[ubonjoe]

A rental agreement with signed copies of landlords house book and ID card Is the most common requirement.

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Do you mean the house book of the house the landlord lives in or the house book of the house they rent to me?

Sorry to be so dumb.

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[ubonjoe]

It should be for the one where you are living.