For a visa exemption extension, I currently am registered on a TM30 at a condo I rented for 3 months in BKK.
Is it better to go in a hotel to make a TM30 for 1-2 nights and go get the 30 days extension at the immigration?
I am wondering if the TM30 being at a condo for months and not a hotel is seen as a red flag for immigration officers.
Thank you
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The inquiry concerns the implications of staying in a condo versus a hotel for TM30 registration while seeking a 30-day visa exemption extension in Thailand. Comments indicate that having a current TM30 registered with Thai Immigration is sufficient, regardless of whether it is linked to a condo or a hotel. Users suggest presenting the TM30 receipt and any rental agreements if applicable when applying for the extension.
won't make any difference at all, As long as it's a current TM30 you're fine. Just print out the A4 TM30 receipt and use that address when you apply for the extension at IT Square Laksi Plaza
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