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riflefish skrev: ↑14 sep 2019, 19:48 har du byttet rom, skal man etter loven,
den som er eier besitter av blåboka
rapportere dette innen 24 timer,
men som nemt tror ikke det erså nøye?!
du fikkjo bot for dette sist

chelsea skrev: ↑15 sep 2019, 08:14 er ikke jeg som bet nå hvis det blir kontrol

riflefish skrev: ↑15 sep 2019, 16:20 for ta denne chelsee»
du menneske,
det du tenker og lar være og tenke
det du gjør, og lar være og gjøre
har konsekvenser
DU,,, er endel av kosmos
OGSÅ DU ER ANSVARLIG

Phuket Immigration has confirmed they have received an order making it no longer necessary for landlords of properties with foreign tenants to report within 24 hours every time the foreigner arrives or leaves the property – if the foreigner is staying on a multiple-entry visa or has an extension of stay and enters using a re-entry permit.

Col Nareuwat Putthawiro of Phuket Immigration confirmed the rule change to The Phuket News today (June 24).

“This change will save much time for landlords and property owners,” he said.

Under the previous TM30 requirements, property owners and managers were to report each time a foreigner arrived at the premises within 24 hours, even if the foreigner had stayed elsewhere for only a short period.

The rule change makes this no longer necessary for foreigners staying on a multiple-entry visa or an extension of stay and re-enters Thailand using a re-entry permit.

The order is to marked as to come into effect on June 30.