Not sure about Airbnb

@Agnes **********

, maybe others know. And even with hotels you have to ask if they do that for sure. Although it's mandatory, not every hotel does it is my experience.

Think after y'r going south,

@Agnes **********

, there should be one of the more than 70 Immigration offices 😉 in the neighbourhood (Google maps). And indeed, when you aleady have a TM30, it's a bit more safe to ask for the extension. You can do it right away over there because the 30 days will be added to your current days.

No

@David ********

, "Almost" 😉.

Flight out of the country with 1st exempt entry, and go to Immigration for an extension.

And be aware 45 days exempt is only from 1st of October

@Agnes **********

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@Robert *******

:

I don't know for each country, but I remember told by A lawyer from Isaan Lawyers, that now it's possible to make a cross reference to a will from your home country and a Thai one. Again, you have to ask.

Maybe DLT (District Land Office) dependent

@Mayuree *******

, but for first temp. licence I only needed (Khorat): Certificate of Residence (from immigration).

Healthcare certificate (cheap one in one of those small clinics)

Copy Visa

Original drivers licence and copy

International drivers permit and copy

Went afternoon to prevent to see movie for 1,5-2 hours. Just made de tests (reaction, color (2) and depth)

So I did not need it certified nor translated. But.............🤷‍♂️

I think this is too serious to ask in a FB group Robert Curtis. You should expect it's registered in some system but.......🤷‍♂️.

Find a 'pro Farang' lawyer in y'r region is best I think. Good luck !

Sorry,

@Jo *********

, been bit busy with birthday wife. Umm, it's a Dutch/Thai tax treaty. Old treaty from 1975 to prevent double tax payment. Most people could choose where they wanted to pay tax when 'uitgeschreven' out of the Netherlands. So you could get tax exempt from Netherlands and many times pay less tax in Thailand. Now the treaty will change in that it's mandatory to pay tax in the Netherlands. For many Dutch expats/retirees this costs quite some money.

Aha. Clear. Bit difficult when you live in Thailand

@Jo *********

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Then better via the Dutch Embassy. But probably almost of no use to be "uitgeschreven' (Except legaly mandatory after 8 months living here), anymore should the new treaty between Netherlands and Thailand be implemented 1-1-2023 🙄

But I think

@Jo *********

you still live (official, so not 'uitgeschreven') in the Netherlands ?