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Can TM30 reporting be done online using a smartphone instead of a computer in Thailand?

TM30 Reporting Thailand Immigration Expats in Thailand Visa and Immigration Rules Living in Thailand

May 5, 2025

24 days ago

Martin ********

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Hi my question:  Can TM30 reporting be done online with a smartphone and without a computer. This is for the reason of coming back to my Thai home from travelling and informing them I’m home. I know it sounds a bit of a silly question but I’ve heard it’s a bit of a nightmare. It’s not a hotel it’s my home in Thailand. TYIA

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Yes, TM30 reporting can be completed online using a smartphone if you have internet access and a browser. Users have reported successfully filing TM30 forms via their phones or tablets, although a printable PDF receipt must be generated and kept in your passport. The requirements may vary by immigration office, and in some cases, if returning with a re-entry permit to the same address, TM30 reporting may not be necessary.

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Bob **********

Depends on what office but in some of you return with a re entry permit to the same address you don’t need to do it but once your registered a phone will work just need to print it out

24 days ago

Guy ***********

Yes

24 days ago

Martin ********

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I've been living in Thailand for 10 years and travel domestically and internationally every year. I'm on an Extension of Stay marriage visa and we've never had to do the TM30 until recently, except when renewing my EofS where it becomes part of the EofS process. This year, the authorities asked my wife and me why we hadn't done the TM30 reporting and we were a bit shocked! 🤗🤔

24 days ago

Ni***

I guess it depends on your immigration office.

Udon Thani haven’t been interested on my return from either domestic or international trips if I’m returning to the same address

24 days ago

Martin ********

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@Ni***

Yes I’d agree this is true until there is a niccup with immigration then all of a sudden the TM 30 rules apply within 24 hrs of arrival at the residence.

24 days ago

Sylvia ********

@Ni***

also applies in Jomtien if you have retirement yearly visa

24 days ago

Martin ********

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@Sylvia *******

Yes I’d agree this is true until there is a niccup with immigration then all of a sudden the TM 30 rules apply within 24 hrs of arrival at the residence.

24 days ago

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Martin ********

Michael ********

Yes.

24 days ago

John ********

I have done on both phone and tablet, emailed pdf to friend to print 🙏

24 days ago

Tod *********

It's a website so as long as you have a browser on your phone an inter-web connection you can access it 🙂

It takes a bit to make a profile, then add an address, THEN file a TM30 on someone at that address, save their data then search for it to export the PDF file that is the receipt of having filed a TM30 online, BUT it could be done on a phone.

You'll have to print that PDF somehow as you're supposed to keep it in your passport

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24 days ago

Martin ********

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@Tod ********

thanks Tod I’ll have a go.

24 days ago

James ********

@Martin *******

are you returning to Thailand from a trip outside of Thailand?

IF that is TRUE... then you may need to visit your local Thai Immigration office to file a new TM 30, address registration form. Ask your local Thai Immigration office for their requirements.

24 days ago

Martin ********

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@James *******

Hi James no just from travel inside Thailand on this occasion. But thanks 👍🏻

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Martin ********

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