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Do I have to register my accommodation upon arriving in Thailand with a specific visa?

Dec 29, 2025

18 hours ago

Do you have to register where you are staying with this type off visa everything you arrive?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

Yes, when arriving in Thailand, the landlord or accommodation owner is required to register your stay using the TM30 system within 24 hours. This applies to all types of visas, including the DTV visa. While the tenant does not need to report, it's crucial for the landlord to fulfill this obligation to avoid problems with immigration processes in the future.

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Elías ********

Yes, but not you. The landlord/accommodation owner.

8 hours ago

Anonymous ******************

The DTV isn’t special and TM.30 filings as well as 90 day reports are still required.

17 hours ago

Waqar ********

Irrespective of any visa, a Thai landlord or hotel owner must report a foreigner on online portal within 24 hours (TM 30). If they miss, they are at fault. The issue you face only when you approach immigration department for some task like residence certificate, 90 days report etc. Most people then book hotel for a night or two so they have a fresh TM30.

17 hours ago

Greg ********

If you mean the TM30 then yes. The landlord, hotel or accommodation owner must register you within 24 hours of arrival.

18 hours ago

Ryan ********

Your accommodation details are requested in the DTV visa application, yes.

18 hours ago

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Ryan ********

Do I need a TM30 if I'm staying in Thailand for 60 days on a DTV visa and don't require a TM47?

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