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How do I file a TM30 for my DTV Visa after moving to Hua Hin?

Oct 4, 2025
7 months ago
Lee-Ann *******
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My husband and I are moving from Phuket to Hua Hin just before Christmas, we are on DTV Visa, we have bought a house there (30 year lease on land), my question is how do we do our own TM30's, I heard there is link to do it, but cannot find it, really appreciate any help, thanks
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The user seeks guidance on filing a TM30 for their DTV visa as they relocate from Phuket to Hua Hin. The discussion includes suggestions for online filing through the immigration website, providing a link to the TM30 application page. There are also recommendations for visiting local immigration offices for assistance, emphasizing the importance of understanding the process, as the online system is complex.
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Jennifer ******
The above looks different to the one we use. is there different pages to load the data? This one is quite easy I think.
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Tod *********
you have to READ the pop up it has the link in it

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Tod *********
@Jennifer *****
same link
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Russell ********
Take your documents to Bluport Immigratipn and they will do it for you
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Tod *********
Or you can just take your documents to the immigration office and file a TM30 in person (which is probably the easier of the choices ๐Ÿ˜‰ )
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Tod *********
You would go to the main immigration office website here

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Look for the TM30 (Notification of Foreigner in Residence) online tab (looks like the image I included)

Make SURE you read the user manual/guide as it is not a user friendly system at all (not even for born, bred, rice-fed thaiz and not for foreigners ๐Ÿ™ )

You first need to make a profile to log in use the system

Then you add an address to that profile

Then you can select that address to file a TM30 on a person, save the data

and

after that you can search for/view/export the data you just saved <- which gives you a PDF file that is the receipt of having filed a TM30 online
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John ********
@Tod ********
and remenber to download the pdf and print ... ๐Ÿ˜
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Graham ******
@John *******
within 7 days
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James *****
@Tod ********
this is the easiest way
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Lee-Ann *******
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@James ****
thanks
@Tod ********
, I was told you knew on another page but couldn't find the link, much appreciated ๐Ÿ‘
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Ant ***********
@Lee-Ann ******
Good people on this page & very knowledgeable

Even I learnt something new ๐Ÿ˜Ž
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@Tod ********
I'll second that it's not user friendly not at all.

You will need a copy of the Thai land owner's Thai ID card, Tabien Baan and a Thai phone number to receive OTP
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@Adam ******
you would be hard pressed indeed to find a system more "un-user friendly" than that wacky TM30 online program ๐Ÿ™
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Tod *********
this is what you're after once you do everything I outlined
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