Today, my application to renew my O-Thai wife extension was rejected in Chaengwattana BKK because I was asked for the ID card and Tabian Bahn of the person who signed my rental agreement. When I politely explained that the owner is not an individual but a company and that the person who signed it does not work here any more, she (the most unpleasant IO person I have met for the past 15 years I have spent in Asia) gave me the application form and all documents back without a word, and called the next person in line. Lovely! Not to mention that she didn't like my pictures because she could not see our bed...
I didn't have such a problem last year, everything went smoothly. But that was another lady

What documents do you give to the immigration if your apartment owner is a company, not an individual?

Edited August 31, 201510 yr by munduk75

well there has to be someone incharge someone collects the rent, you call someone when you have aproblem. someone is the manager over your place of residence

Strange how Immigration Officers morph into "the most unpleasant " of people when some foreigners fails to meet requirements.......................

Cannot is unfortunately an answer than Immigration don't like.

If you rent from a company not an individual then Immigration could be shown

1) recent copy of rental company's registration papers (Bai reb rong Borasat)

2) copies of Thai ID/House Books for signing Company Director(s) (would be passport/work permit for any foreign directors).

You might also need counter signatories on a copy/new version of your rental contract from the current director(s) if the original signatory has left.

Good luck on your second pass and remember to fix the photos as well..

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