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If I have a condo but like to travel and stay in hotels do I need to have my landlord file a TM30 everytime I come back from staying in a a hotel if the checkout date is when my 180 stamp is up for my condo? Also if a hotel didn’t send in a TM30 and I already left is it better to leave the country and come back before 90 days to avoid the 90 day report?
Hi! My first 90-day report is due soon, but my landlord won’t handle the TM30, which is required. I’d like to hire an agent to assist with the 90-day report. Can you recommend a reliable one? I know landlords are legally obligated to report foreign tenants, but for convenience, I need an agent. Helpful info only, please. Thanks! Location: Chiang Mai
I’m prepping for my first report coming up soon and realize my TM30 is dated from when I came into Thailand to rent my condo and not when I re-entered after activating my DTV.
Will Pattaya immigration care about the date discrepancy or should I ask my landlord for a new one?
It's time to apply for a non o visa extension and I asked my landlord for a new TM 30 because I have been out of the country before. I was told that since I didn't notify the landlord that I have been out of Thailand and returned, I have to pay a fine to the landlord in order to get a new TM 30. Is this normal? Where are the rules listed that I must report to my landlord that I have been traveling? If I am in the wrong, how to calculate the amount of fine I have to pay and to whom? Thanks in advance.