paddyfield7

You may do it your way - I do it mine. I have done this during my now 8 years in Thailand now, with an average of 3 overseas trips per year, and obviously Chiang Mai Immigration would have told me if this was no longer necessary. They just confirmed to me as follows quote This document (TM30) is to update your accommodation where you are staying by updating only once you come back to Thailand, which must be kept in the passport to show Immigration knows where you live. In the reporting section every 90 days is to report that you are still in Thailand. unquote I don't use an agent to tell me anything; I'm just using one to do the unpleasant sides of some Immigration contacts and visits. Let's leave it like that and not argue any further. Thanks.

I didn't ask the ASQ hotel to file a TM30, nor not to do sot. This is none of my businesses, but as far as I'm informed, they would be obliged to do so. I'm, however, thankful to my agent to advise me that the next 90 days started counting from my arrival at Suvarnabhumi airport, and not upon arriving back home.

This is not what I experienced. Staying at an ASQ in BKK in July, it was up to the hotel to file a TM30 for me - or not. But my agent here in Chiang Mai advised me to ask them to do a new TM30 within 24 hours after my return to my residential address here in CNX, and that's what they did. They pointed out, however, that the next 90 days report starts counting from the date of arrival at BKK airport, and not from the date of arrival back home, which means my next TM30 will be 76 days after my return to Chiang Mai, and the 14 days in quarantine are considered to be "lost".

We have 5 Mitsubishi units of various sizes installed in our house, depending on the air volume of each room. We have them serviced every 6 months, and the guys we are using charge THB 500 per unit for new customers, and THB 300 for repeating customers. Not a single problem with any unit since 2015 when they were installed.