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Is it mandatory for my landlord to file a TM30 when I start renting in Bangkok?

TM30 Landlord Obligations Bangkok Rental Visa Compliance Expat Housing Regulations

Nov 3, 2018

6 years ago

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For bangkok area, is it a must that your landlord files TM30 on your behalf when you start renting?

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In Bangkok, it is generally required for landlords to file the TM30 form on behalf of their tenants when they begin renting a property. This registration process is important for complying with Thai immigration rules.

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