Regarding TM30, I have read through Tod Daniels' post on how to self-file in Bangkok and I have read through the more general TM30 post. Both posts mention the need for a lease document when filing the TM30.
I am just staying at a hotel in Bangkok. I don't have a lease with anyone. Will I be able to self-file the TM30 at CW without a lease?
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The conversation revolves around whether one can self-file a TM30 form at the immigration office in Bangkok without having a lease, specifically while staying at a hotel. Comments suggest that typically, residents must provide a lease to file the TM30, and staying at a hotel may require the hotel management to register the guest instead. One commenter shared a positive experience where a guesthouse registered a guest quickly, indicating some flexibility might exist, but the general rule suggests that hotel stays complicate self-filing.
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Alright, well thanks for the feedback, folks.
I think I have a better understanding of this now.
Ok, but the list of people who can file a TM30 does include "hotel manager", so, do I need to talk to my hotel manager about the TM30?
I'd rather not talk to the manager about it because I don't want to make him anxious about accommodating me for any reason. I'm comfortable here. I don't want to rock the boat, so to speak.