Besides being illegal, "daily" occupants in my building are usually noisy at all times, day and night.

Some are even advertising on the internet.

It seems in real life you can do very little about this.

We have the same problem in our condominium. Multiple owners complained internally. There are even big signs that it's illegal.

But it still happens.

And it seems the reason (in our case) is that the biggest owner of our condominium just does not care. I think he is the director of the committee, or a position like that. He should be the one who complains to the police (or whoever is responsible for those complaints). 

It seems if part owners in the condominium would complain then nothing would be done because they are not allowed to officially complain in the name of the condominium. At least that is the way I understand it.

 

If anybody knows a way how to get rid of this problem I also would like to hear it.

Superglue the locks up? Sounds like Chinese.

Edited October 17, 20196 yr by Orton Rd

It can be fixed by renting a house on a big land. 

Report offenders to JP office.... if you don't mind being labelled a grass,  also report  them to immigration  as its doubtful  they will be filing TM30

This is Thailand. 

 

There is no rule of law here. 

 

It's likely that most owners are not residents in the building and rather purchased the units as investment. 

 

If so, they have no incentive to follow the law and disallow Air BnB style rentals. 

 

If it is not tolerable, I would recommend moving. 

 

Any attempt to resolve the situation using rules and laws will get you in more discomfort and will be time wasted.