What options do I have if noisy short-term renters next door are disturbing my peace in my condo?

@Loretta ******

yes but in reality it doesn't protect foreigners only Thai people. It is a very strange law where truth is no defence against defamation. The law literally makes saying the truth illegal. Thailand can't even stop serious criminal defamation and slander on Facebook which has become terrible in Thailand now.

@Terary *********

'zactly 🙏

@Terary *********

good way to end up with additional problems from the owner. Don’t do it

@Terary *********

it may work. Good luck

@Terary *********

no it's condo by laws not a police matter

@Paul *******

there are 1000s of...

Drivers without licences

Girls working in bars

Not fit to drive vehicles

Cows on the roads

All ilegal but they happen.

Thai rule says no private rentals under a month as it takes away from hotels etc.

@Terary *********

Google it , it's ilegal in short term basis

The rough rule is short stay should be registered hotel. Note I didn't say AirBnB as the No. My view is conttinual use of the brand name Air BnB causes the confusion. There are other suppliers and condos and apartment owners might themselves supply short-stay while not legally allowed. At my condo they had a problem with property owners supplying short-term. They put up notices pointing out the illegality and saying if you want short stay go to a hotel. However what I sense most important has been disallowing entry of unknown vehicles. Threats to take legal action aren't taken seriously. Travel hundreds of miles then not be allowed to park your vehicle is a serious consequence and shows that condo action can work. The point to note is that the rise of AirBnB and others like it in Thailand seems to relate to the fairly sudden massive rise in Thailand of Thai internal tourism not tourists from overseas.

@Darren *****

that's not actually correct, there are exceptions for homestays with less than a certain number of rooms where you don't need a hotel license. However it is certainly illegal to rent a condo on Airbnb for less than a month. However that's totally irrelevant to the question as the question was what can be done. And as I said you can contact Airbnb's neighbours support team or if that doesn't work the police.

@Darren *****

yet I have a condo I'm rent in December

@Darren *****

phew!

@Darren *****

wow, is it, I’ve booked an air bnb for 3 months… but can only pay 1 month at a time, have i made a mistake?

@Darren *****

TIT this is Thailand 🇹🇭 🤣 😂 😆

@Darren *****

and yet there are hundreds of places listed on there.