Do I need to report my residence while on a NON-O visa in Thailand, and how should I do it?

NON-O Visa TM30 Registration Immigration Procedures Visa Extension Reporting Requirements

Aug 26, 2023

a year ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

hello everyone! I'm in Thailand on non-o (accompanying spouse), and staying at a condo

do I need to do report where I'm staying? if so how do I do it ? (like they do at hotels).. is it necessary to do now or only before I extend? 

Thanks so much

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TLDR : Answer Summary

If you are residing in Thailand on a NON-O visa (accompanying spouse), you are required to have your landlord register your residence with the TM30 form. This reporting should ideally be done within 24 hours of your arrival, but if you are planning to apply for a visa extension, it is important to ensure it is completed beforehand. While you may not face immediate issues if the TM30 is filed late, landlords could incur penalties, and delays might complicate your extension application. You can verify the requirement with your local immigration office.

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Liron ****

ORIGINAL POSTER

thanks so much everyone. follow up question: I do need to get an extension in about 6 weeks. 1) If I get the tm30 now will they accept it for extension even if it's a few weeks old? (won't stay anywhere else until then). 2) also, are there any implications if the landlord did not register me 24 hours from my arrival in Thailand and it was done later? (besides a fine, can it hurt my extension request?) thank you!!

a year ago

Frank *********

@Liron ***

need to register within 3 days of arrival. Landlord will get a penalty when overdue.

a year ago

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Frank *********

Alan ******

Within 24 hours of occupancy

Paul *******

Then don't.

Paul *******

I wouldn't worry about that. Can be done whenever as long as it's before you need to deal with immigration for an extension and such. As a tourist who doesn't need an extension? No need to bother.

a year ago

Alan ******

@Paul ******

I’m citing the law. It’s up to you if you ignore it.

a year ago

Paul *******

@Alan *****

You ONLY need to do it if it's a requirement at your local immigration office.

No one will make a fuss when your TM30 was done (if you need to do an extension) as long as it's done by the time you go in. In fact, a lot of times people get TM30s done by staying at a hotel the night before going to immigration.

a year ago

Alan ******

@Paul ******

I won’t repeat what I already said…..

a year ago

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Alan ******

John **********

You particularly need to report (or get your landlord to report) if you will have any dealings with immigration such as applying for extensions

a year ago

Henrik *****

It is the owner of the property who are responsibel for making the TM30 registration.

But for certain purposes it can be a good idea, to assure the report has been done.

a year ago

Keith ************

If you used an agent to find the condo, talk to them. Otherwise, talk to the landlord.

a year ago

Noppakhun ***************

TM30 by your landlord

a year ago

Slaninova *********

Yes , you have to made report on from TM 30 , and can made online

a year ago

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Slaninova *********