Can a hotel reservation or receipt be used for a 90-day reporting while staying between apartments in Thailand?

90-day report TM30 TM47 hotel stay visa rules Thailand immigration

Sep 18, 2024

3 months ago

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If someone was between apartments and in a hotel for 2 weeks when 90 day report is due, would hotel reservation or receipt work?

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In Thailand, if you are staying in a hotel for two weeks when your 90-day report is due, obtaining a copy of your TM30 from the hotel is essential. This document proves your current residence and is necessary when filing your TM47.

Brandon ************

Ask the hotel for a copy of your TM30. That's what you need to prove where you are staying and to file a TM47.

3 months ago

Phil *******

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@Brandon ***********

thanks for that.

3 months ago

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