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Do I need to get a new TM-30 from my landlord after staying at a hotel to report my 90-day visit?

TM-30 90-Day Reporting Immigration Visa Compliance Thailand Expats

Apr 19, 2026

11 days ago

Victoria ********

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My online 90-day report was just rejected because Immigration has a hotel address on file from my recent weekend getaway. Do ñes my landlord need to redo/reissue the TM-30 or can I just go to Immigration and show them my existing TM-30 document with my home address?

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The user faced a rejection of their online 90-day report because Immigration had a hotel address registered instead of their home address. It is generally required that a new TM-30 form be filed each time a resident returns to their primary address after being registered elsewhere. While in practice many may not follow this strictly, the safest approach is to request the landlord to file a new TM-30 before heading to Immigration. This is crucial because the system may default to the last address registered, leading to potential rejections when reporting.

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Tod *********

This mis-match between the TM30 system and the TM47 online 90 day reporting system causes a LOT of rejections.

Even if the hotel you're staying at inside the country fills out the 'check out' date on the TM30 online system once you check out/leave the hotel the system doesn't revert back to your home address. :(

That means when you go to file a 90 day report, your most recent TM30 will show the address from the hotel you stayed most recently not your home address here and that's what causes the rejection of the 90 day online system

You will have to file a new TM30 and chances are showing up with the old one isn't gonna help at the immigration office when you go to file a 90 day report in person. .

There is no real work around except filing a new TM30 if you stay at a hotel in thailand that does a TM30 on you.

I'm not going to keep the post open sorry, and I deleted the answers that weren't right

11 days ago

Kevin *******

Yes. Ask landlord to file a new one for you.

11 days ago

Joel ******

Depends very much on how strict the particular office/officer is, but the technical rule is a new TM 30 needs to be filed every time you return to your residence, after being registered elsewhere or leaving the country. In practice, most don't do that, but I always get my landlord to do a new one before I go to immigration for a new extension.

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