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How can I register the TM30 report alone while my Thai wife is not in Thailand?
Mar 15, 2026
2 months ago
Lutz ********
ORIGINAL POSTERMy thaiwife and I spend the wintertime every year in our house in Khon kaen.The house belongs to my wife,so she hast to do the TM30 report everytime for me.Next winter I want to go 6 weeks before my wife.Means she cannot do the TM 30.How can I do it alone and what do I need to do it alone?Any advice is apreciated.
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The TM30 report is necessary for foreigners staying in Thailand, particularly for visa extensions. If you arrive in Thailand before your Thai wife, she can still handle the TM30 registration online, provided she has previously registered her house in the online TM30 system and has the login credentials. Alternatively, you can register the TM30 yourself by submitting a copy of your wife's house registration book and her ID card, as well as a confirmation letter of residence. Make sure to complete the registration within 24 hours after your arrival to comply with Thai immigration laws.
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Pauley **********
What is a tm30, asking for a friend 😉
Marc **********
A tm30 is usaly only needed after entering thailand and needing a visa extension is it not?
Correct me if im wrong but if you were not with her but rather booked a hotel the hotel could only print the tm30 once you chek in and not before.
A tm30 only needs to be added on to the system 24 hours after you chek in and nothing later
Correct me if im wrong but if you were not with her but rather booked a hotel the hotel could only print the tm30 once you chek in and not before.
A tm30 only needs to be added on to the system 24 hours after you chek in and nothing later
Marc **********
If you enter before her but she just goes onto the website and update it youl have your tm30 still
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Don ******
Where you spend summers?
Lutz ********
ORIGINAL POSTERDon Hart In Germany
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Ron ******
Registering online as suggested is the easiest method going forward. The entry can only be retrieved for seven days so remember to export and print. Either get your wife to register or you can do it, just need the blue book and ID card. Not difficult.
Greg ***********
First thing is, the Thai wife needs to register her house in the online TM30 system.
She will then receive a Login-ID and a password.
With this, any foreigner can theoretically register the TM30 by himself after arrival
She will then receive a Login-ID and a password.
With this, any foreigner can theoretically register the TM30 by himself after arrival
Eric *********
Online no problem
Adrian *********
Eric Dekegel can you register even as a tenant
Eric *********
Adrian Foister yes. You create it online fex for name you use baan+ the name of your wife with adress where you stay. Be aware that if you do your 90 day report you have to update every time you come back or even if fex you do a trip to bkk because there the hotel will register you at their adress
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Greg ***********
your wife needs to register her house in the online TM30 system. She will then receive a Login-ID and a password. With this, you can theoretically register your TM30 by yourself after arrival
Stephen ********
How long do you stay in Thailand?
Wannikea *********
Stephen Howell irrelevant
Stephen ********
Wannikea Wanblee Not really
Hǝınz ***********
Stephen Howell yes, irrelevant.
Stephen ********
Hǝınz Mɐzǝnɐnǝɹ Nope
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Determined***********
Can't you go to the city for a yellow housebook?
Lutz ********
ORIGINAL POSTEROK ,thank you everybody, I got it.
Lutz ********
ORIGINAL POSTERDeterminedReindeer177 I have one,also the pink ID.
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Patrick **********
online 3min work
Jan ******************
You can also do it yourself by bringing copy your wife's housebook and ID card. You might need a confirmation letter since there’s no lease. Although, If you're on an extension of stay based on marriage, you might be questioned about why you're not staying together.
Your wife can do it online here by registering a user;
Your wife can do it online here by registering a user;
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5dc0e9a57Ivo ***********
She can do it online, where ever she is.
Greg ***********
@Ivo **********
First thing is, the Thai wife needs to register her house in the online TM30 system. She will then receive a Login-ID and a password.
With this, any foreigner can theoretically register the TM30 by himself after arrival
Ivo ***********
Greg Alexander I assumed that she already did that.
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@Ivo **********
she obviously didn'tReply to
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