But I will be fly to Cambodia before 60 days and again back to Bkk with multiple entry tourist visa .
Plz suggest .
Answer summary
The main question revolves around whether the individual needs to report to immigration using TM30 while renting a condo in Bangkok. Comments indicate that if the condo's address is in Bangkok, there is generally no need to file a TM30. However, other comments emphasize the importance of knowing the exact location of residence, as some immigration offices have strict rules regarding TM30 and issuing extensions.
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And this post highlights the reason when talking about filing a TM.30 form with the immigration office that people say WHERE in thailand they will be staying :/
I deleted the off topic comments. Sorry. BUT now that we know the O/P is talking about bangkok we also know they don't need to do a TM.30 because bangkok immigration's doesn't care about them (at this time ;) )
Yeah, I gave potentially faulty advice based on CW recently. Turned out the guy belonged to a neighbouring immi district, which, as I recall, wasn't specified in the OP. Not good trying to help and end up possibly misleading.