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Do I need to have my landlord file a new TM30 when returning to my rental villa after staying in a hotel in Thailand?
Mar 14, 2025
a month ago
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ORIGINAL POSTERTLDR : Answer Summary
The requirement for filing a new TM30 when returning to your primary residence in Thailand after staying at a hotel is not universally mandated. Several community members noted that it typically isn't necessary to submit a new TM30 upon returning home, as long as your primary residence remains unchanged and you complete your 90-day reporting. However, experiences may vary by local immigration office policies, and it is advisable to check with your specific office or inquire if the hotel filed a TM30 during your stay.
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