I'll visit to relatives in thailand next two week. If the immigration ask where will u stay? Should I show the address and apartment contracts of my aunt who lives in there? or book a hotel.
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When arriving in Thailand, it's quite rare for immigration officials to ask where you will be staying. If they do inquire, you can simply provide the address of the place where you'll be staying, such as your aunt's residence, rather than needing to show a rental contract or proof of a hotel booking. While some suggest booking a hotel for at least one night to be safe, many travelers report that they were not asked about their accommodation during their entry.
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Never asked last August when I arrived for 30 days
House owner require to report of foreigner stay as per law ka. (I have seen many house owners got arrested just by not reporting but the news are mostly in thai)
fine the 'thai' house owner per one foreigner. It's different than foreigner not having TM 30 ka. House owner must follow the law of reporting stay of foreigner ka :) Most house owner has no knowledge in this.
The only penalty I've heard of for not filing a TM30 is a fine of 1600B when the foreigner tries for an extension without having a TM30 registered. Arrested, really, I think not sorry?