Is a bill from a homestay in Chaiyaphum sufficient for 90-day reporting in Bangkok?

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Jul 17, 2019

5 years ago

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Good morning Tod, Robert and TVA team.

I am staying at resort but named home stay at chaiyaphum.

They will provide me bill of stay when I will check out.

It's it enough at bkk for 90 days reporting, when I return registered address at BKK after trip from northern area.

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The user inquires whether a bill of stay from a homestay in Chaiyaphum will suffice for the 90-day reporting requirement upon returning to Bangkok after their trip.

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