Do I need to report my condo address to local immigration if I have a non-B visa and leave Thailand frequently?

If you hold a non-B 1-year multiple entry visa and a work permit for your own company, it's important to clarify if you need to report your local address to immigration in Thailand. Since you often leave the country every 30-45 days, the core of your query is whether the address provided at the airport suffices or if further reporting is needed. Typically, expats are expected to report their residence within 24 hours of arrival, but the enforcement of this rule may vary by local immigration office. Therefore, it's advised to inquire directly at your local immigration office for specific requirements.