I'm on a non-o retirement visa and my annual condo contract is about to be ended soon.
I plan to take my car and have a "coast to coast" trip in Thailand for a month or two and rent a new place only after I will be back to town.
I have 3 questions regarding my plan:
1. Can I remain on that visa without having a permanent residence for that period?
2. How do I manage with the TM-30 requirement, in case I will be staying from time to time in camping sites, or in small un-registered guest houses?
3. Anything else that I should know/consider, regarding my plan?
Thanks in advance for your advices!
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is on a non-O retirement visa and plans to travel around Thailand for one to two months without a permanent residence. Key concerns include maintaining visa compliance during travel, managing TM-30 reporting for temporary stays, and general considerations for their travel plans. Responses indicate that having a rental agreement is not necessary to keep the visa valid, and TM-30 compliance generally falls on landlords, with advice to ensure that landlords fulfill this requirement.
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