Do I have to update the TM30 myself, and what are the consequences of not doing so?

TM30 Thailand immigration visa compliance renting in Thailand expat living reporting residence

Sep 14, 2019

5 years ago

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My rental broker said it's up to me to go to update the tm30.

Is it really?

What happens if I don't go and update it?

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Yes, it is typically the responsibility of the foreigner to ensure that the TM30 is updated when there is a change in residence. If you fail to update the TM30, you may face penalties or complications with your visa status, as this report is part of the immigration process in Thailand.

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