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Steve *******
I'm not sure what you're talking about here.

The DTV gives you 180 days per entry. You don't apply for a new visa once you leave Thailand. Your visa is valid for 5 years, with unlimited entries.

Your post is very odd.
Steve *******
You can own a business in Thailand, regardless of your visa type.

But you can't work for it.

Also remember that you, as a foreigner, can only own 49% of a company.
Steve *******
Anonymous participant 241 what are you taking about now..?
Steve *******
You only need the tm30 if you're doing anything at the immigration office. And if you are, just check into a cheap hotel, print out your reservation and get the hotel's business card to go get your TM30 paper from immigration.
Steve *******
Yes you can. Send ne a PM if you need help
Steve *******
It helps if it says "Thailand" on your work contract. But it's not necessary.
Steve *******
Immigration offices are closed on weekends.

You can register on Monday, they don't count weekends.
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@Raquel *******
that's the address report your landlord is supposed to do the day you move in.

If they didn't, you need to go do it at immigration, and you'll need your rental contract, the property's owners book and the same copies as a 90 day report.
Steve *******
You don't need to pay an agency 50,000+ baht. It's a simple application, just check your local embassy's website for the requirements and apply online.
Steve *******
The 90 day report is the same for every visa.

You need your TM30, copies of your passport and stamp page and a pen