I have a non-O visa from Belgium, valid for 90 days. I'm coming to Thailand in October. I've booked a hotel room for only one month. (After that, I want to stay with my girlfriend, but the room owner doesn't fill out a TM30 form, even though he's required to do so.) The hotel owner forwards the TM30 form to immigration. I have to report to immigration within 24 hours. Will I receive proof of residency from immigration, even though I've only booked a room for one month? I need this proof to open a Thai bank account to apply for a one-year extension at the end of the 90 days. Thanks in advance for your answers.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is concerned about obtaining proof of residency from immigration in Thailand given that they have a non-O visa and will only be staying in a hotel for one month. The hotel owner will file the TM30 form, and the user needs this document to open a Thai bank account and apply for a one-year visa extension. Comments suggest that the hotel should file the TM30 online, and the user should request proof of this filing. Additionally, they may need a TM16 form for bank account purposes, and it's important to check the specific requirements of the bank regarding proof of residency.
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