When do I need the TM30 first time? For the 90 days report?
Generally, could I also use a TM29 (Self reported) if the lanlord refuses to do a TM30?
I plan to rent an airbnb for the first month in order to rent an appartment myself after that. But I realize that some Airbnb hosts are not willing to do the TM30. I know they are legally required to do it, but if they just don't... well...
TLDR : Answer Summary
In Thailand, the TM30 form must be submitted by your landlord within 24 hours of your arrival at a new accommodation. If you're staying in an Airbnb that refuses to file the TM30, you might consider postponing until you rent a permanent apartment. While the TM30 is important for immigration services, not having it from an Airbnb host may not prevent you from fulfilling other reporting requirements.
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