📦 Renting a Condo in Thailand: Documents You’ll Need 🏢✨

📦 Renting a Condo in Thailand: Documents You’ll Need 🏢✨

1. Passport 🛂
You’ll need:
A clear copy of your photo page
A copy of your latest entry stamp or visa
📌 Why? The landlord or agent needs to confirm your identity and your legal status in Thailand.

2. Visa or Immigration Stamp 🧳
Tourist, Education, Retirement, or Work Visa – depending on your stay
📌 Why? Shows you’re legally allowed to live in Thailand 🇹🇭 for a certain time.

3. Work Permit (if working) 🧑‍💼📄
Only needed if you’re employed in Thailand
📌 Why? Some landlords prefer tenants with stable jobs or long stays.

4. Thai Bank Book or Bank Statement 💰🏦
Not always required, but helpful to show financial stability
📌 Why? Proves you can pay the rent 🧾💸

5. Rental Application Form 📝✍️
Provided by the landlord or agent
📌 Why? Contains your details, emergency contact, and preferences

6. Deposit & Advance Payment 💵🔐
Usually 2 months’ deposit + 1 month in advance
📌 Why? Protects the owner and confirms your commitment. Keep receipts!

7. Photos or Videos of the Condo (Before Moving In) 📸🏠
Not a doc, but very important!
📌 Why? Helps avoid disputes later about damages or repairs.

8. Rental Contract / Lease Agreement 📃🖊️
Read carefully! Should be in English or translated
📌 Why? Protects both parties. Includes rules, rent, duration, etc.

9. TM30 Form 📑📍
Filed by the landlord to report your stay to immigration
📌 Why? Required by Thai law within 24 hours of check-in

10. ID Card of Landlord (optional) 🧾🧑‍🌾
Some renters ask for this to confirm ownership
📌 Why? Ensures you’re dealing with the real owner or authorized agent

🛏️ Bonus Tips for Renting:
✅ Always ask for a copy of the lease
✅ Check if utilities (water/electricity) are included
✅ Inspect the appliances, AC, plumbing
✅ Be aware of condo rules (no pets, smoking, etc.)

Ready to rent your dream condo in Thailand? 🏖️🇹🇭
Pack your documents, keep your phone charged 📱 and enjoy your stay in the Land of Smiles 😊🌅