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You can pay electricity bills at 7-11 and water bills at your jurisdic office. Or check if there's a QR code for 7 on the water bill too.
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If it's with actual classes for 6 months, it's an okay price.
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@Apollo ******
that sounds like a nightmarishly long flight. I hope they provide sleeping pills 😅
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As a DTV holder, you are nothing more than a long term tourist. You have no extra rights or privileges.

If you want to hire someone, you need a company.
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@Troy **********
no, I've checked in to a hotel and gone straight to immigration when I was new here. No issues
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@Troy **********
then you need a tm30. Check into a hotel the day before you go for the extension and use that address for your tm30 👌
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How long are you staying? If you're staying less than 90 days and don't need to deal with immigration before you leave (like when getting a extension), just forget about TM30.
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@Gert ******
hotels do your tm30 for you. If you're staying in a private property, the property owner needs to do the tm30, or you go to immigration and do it yourself.
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No, you don't have to do anything within the first 90 days, if you're staying in hotels.

The hotels register you as a guest in the immigration database every time you check in to one.

But you have to do a 90 day report if you're staying in the country for 90 consecutive days.

You have to do this in person the first time, which resets every time you enter the country.
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@Andy *********
the ones you rent on Koh Larn have custom gear boxes for exactly that purpose. Go sit in a corner