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How can someone living on a sailboat obtain a certificate of residence in Thailand?
Feb 24, 2024
10 months ago
Eric *********
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Hi.

How to get a certificate of residence if you live on your (sail)boat?
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What is the process for filing a TM30 when staying on a boat in Thailand?
May 25, 2021
4 years ago
Tamsin *******
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Has anyone had any experience of filing a TM30 when staying on a boat ?
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Is living on a sailboat in Thailand complicated due to lack of a physical address?
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3 months ago
How can someone living on a sailboat obtain a certificate of residence in Thailand?
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10 months ago
What is the best visa option for a friend sailing into Phuket who wants to stay for 7 months while working on his boat?
10 comments
9 months ago
What is the process for filing a TM30 when staying on a boat in Thailand?
5 comments
4 years ago
What are the immigration procedures for seafarers arriving in Thailand by sea compared to air?
6 comments
2 years ago
How can I obtain a one-year extension for my Non O visa while living on a yacht without a house book in Thailand?
9 comments
3 years ago
What visa options do Australians have for the longest stay in Thailand while purchasing a catamaran?
29 comments
3 years ago
What are the different living situations expats have in Thailand?
10 comments
2 years ago
What are the options for renting a boat from Pattaya to Hua Hin?
1 comments
3 years ago
What options do I have for long-term stays in Thailand after being denied entry due to frequent visa exemption use?
67 comments
7 years ago
Is it possible to live comfortably in Thailand on a very modest income?
61 comments
2 years ago
What are some experiences and tips for long-term stays in Thailand?
86 comments
3 months ago
Do I need to register a friend staying on my boat in Phuket under TM30 regulations?
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6 years ago
What should I keep in mind when living in Thailand as an expat?
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7 years ago
What are some recommended areas to live in Thailand for a new expat?
54 comments
5 years ago
What are the best locations in Thailand for a 50-year-old single female to swim, work, and socialize during a 6-month stay?
90 comments
9 months ago
What are the ways to live in Thailand for a long time as an expat?
19 comments
3 years ago
What are some tips for settling in Thailand as an expat?
18 comments
a year ago
Is Thailand a viable option for expats working a 3 on, 3 off schedule next year?
135 comments
4 years ago
What are the long-term visa options for living in Thailand without a job?
12 comments
2 years ago
What visa options do my girlfriend and I have to live in Thailand long-term?
31 comments
2 years ago
What should I expect as a long-term resident and group member in a Thailand expat community?
7 comments
5 years ago
What are the most affordable options for a US citizen planning to move to Thailand by age 40?
207 comments
4 months ago
Which is the best location to live in Thailand for 3-6 months: Koh Samui, Phuket, Krabi, or Koh Tao?
14 comments
4 years ago
What are the visa options for renting a bungalow resort in Thailand for 20 years with family?
13 comments
10 months ago
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