Do I need to file a new TM30 every time I return to my apartment after staying in a hotel in Thailand?

In Thailand, whether you need to file a new TM30 form upon returning to your apartment after staying in a hotel depends on the regulations set by your local Immigration Office. Generally, the obligation to file a TM30 falls on the landlord or hotel, who must report your stay every time you check-in to their premises, including for short stays. Some users report that if you return to your primary residence afterward, it may be necessary to have the landlord file a new TM30, while others suggest it isn't required if no changes to your residency status occur. It's advisable to check with your specific Immigration Office for clarity on their requirements regarding TM30 submissions.