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Do I need to report my address to immigration if I'm staying in a hotel and then a rented bungalow on a Non-Immigration O visa in Thailand?

Non-Immigration O Visa Address Reporting 90-Day Reporting Thailand Immigration Temporary Accommodation

Oct 29, 2019

6 years ago

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Reporting where you stay ? I have Non immigration O 90 day visa, first two night i stay at hotel. Rest of time i rent bungalow, do i need to go immigration to report ? Address on arrival card is same as bungalow.

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If you are on a Non-Immigration O 90-day visa and have changed your accommodation from a hotel to a rented bungalow, you need to ensure that the owner of the bungalow has reported your stay to immigration. If they have not, you must personally report your address to immigration with the relevant documents.

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If the land owner, house owner, house master, land lord did not report you, then yes, you have to report yourself using documents provided by or the land owner, house owner, house master or land lord

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everything okay, close post.

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thank you for answer, i asked Landlord to report. I will check up with landlord again to see if it's done.

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