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'The law was amended so that long stay foreigners did not have to re-submit a TM 30 when returning to their 'permanent' address.' I assume this is the case . I stay at Novotel in Bangkok and am sure they would process passports correctly .

I went for proof of address / the TM30 was required .

Yes I use TM30 I filled in on my return from Europe last year - have stayed in a number of hotels in BKK since and I assume all hotels have a standard procedure .

Don't know RE TM30 I filled mine out after my last trip overseas in May and I have been to BKK many times since - TM30 was accepted without issue .

2 days ago - No queue and few waiting upstairs . I assume once documents are in order you are given a ticket to present upstairs and then told to return in a week when process is complete .

There was a couple in front of me presenting paperwork for retirement extension - did not seem to be an issue ?

Try an afternoon visit - much calmer I went today at 2.30 pm for proof of address for driving licence / only 3 in the queue downstairs and not many waiting upstairs with tickets / in and out in about 10 minutes

company is not mentioned - company name is not my name

I control the company - It doesn't matter anyway - al I stated was my name is in the blue book .

Yes - Company owns the land -

' Have the possessor of the blue book you are talking about explain how your name ' 'got there.' It is my blue book - as i am house owner . I went to Tesse Bahn many years ago and asked them to put it - on recommendation from Samui immigration .

No I just checked - Full Name - after House name

I have my name in blue book - I think as house master /

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I think this is new ? ' Taxation regulations in 2024 Thailand Privilege membership holders are exempt from paying personal income tax in Thailand if they remit funds from a personal bank account abroad into a local bank account in Thailand and can provide proof that the money is not personal income in the same calendar year. Additionally, if your country has a Double Tax Agreement (DTA) with Thailand, no tax is required in Thailand, even if the income is transferred within the same calendar year it was earned. For further clarification, please refer to the attached summary prepared by the Revenue Department. ' see https://go.thailandprivilege.co.th/b/17863/4625/2000460/F/F/F/F/F