TM30 Notification in Chiang Rai: Clarifying Responsibility for Foreign Residents and Landlords
In Chiang Rai, northern Thailand, the responsibility for filing the TM30 notification for foreign residents has been reiterated to fall on landlords. A call to attention has been issued to both foreign residents and landlords regarding the 24-hour reporting obligation and penalties for non-compliance.
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