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How does the 90-day reporting requirement work if I'm constantly moving between hotels in Thailand?
Jul 11, 2025
3 days ago
Maurice **********
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How does the 90 day work while you constant on the move - so basically - every day or week stay in another hotel/place?

Does the reception need to give me the tm30 or something else?

We have a dtv already for a year and it works easy with a rentalcontract. Now, we are moving soon for the rest of the 4 year that is left from place to place.

Thanks.
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Do I need to fill in a TM 30 after receiving my Non Imm O A visa and while staying at a hotel?
Oct 12, 2018
7 years ago
Karen ***********
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Finally here with my non imm O A visa. Stamped in for a year. Currently at a hotel but will be condo hunting in the next few days. Do I need to fill in a TM 30 or anything else yet? Thanks!!!
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