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Is the TM30 reporting still necessary for foreigners in Thailand?

TM30 Thailand immigration laws visa requirements expat living in Thailand address registration

Jul 4, 2022

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Hello

Is TM30 still necessary? I came back last week, and I completely forgot about it. Thank you

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Yes, the TM30 reporting is still necessary in Thailand. It requires foreigners to register their address with immigration within 24 hours of arrival. Failure to do so can result in fines. The law has not changed, and even if one forgets to report, they should expect to pay a fine upon registration.

Robert *******

Please, I know it is the most easy comment to make. Do not do it, nobody cares and yes I pay the fines. But if you are not willing to step up the plate, do not attempt to comment.

Thailand has laws, regulations and on this page we try to explain these and how to follow up on these laws, regulations.

But thanks for letting us know that all is allowed until you end up in jail or pay fines.

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Shaun *********

Of course it's necessary. Your address needs registered with immigration within 24 hours or you will be fined. So expect a fine when you register.

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Rod ********

@Shaun ********

depends upon your local immigration office. Bangkok 1 and zburi Ram from my own experience do not require a new TM 30. Only when you move to a new permanent address.

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Robert *******

Yes, the law did not change.

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Rod ********

it changed 3 years ago

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Robert *******

Please explain me which law is changed and show what is changed with a police order.

This page is about facts.

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Niki *********

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thank you. Will try doing it online first before going to Cheangwattana

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Khun ******

how does one do ™30 without TM6?

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Robert *******

You do not need permanent residence or apply for it using the TM9 Form.

You or landlord reports that you reside at that address within 24 hours of arrival

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Khun ******

I am a landlord. I cannot file my guest TM30 now they no longer come in with a TM6

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Tod *********

a TM6 is not a mandatory field just leave it blank, should be fine

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Khun ******

I tried. Online filing requires the TM9 number.

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Tod *********

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Khun ******

great. I tried

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0 as some advised. Will go for a total blank now. Thank you.

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Tod *********

that is not correct I just used the website and filed a TEST TM30 on my address here without a Tm30, it took the data fine and I was able to search it and bring up the info (for the screen print of proof it was done)

Here's the screen grab of the data saved with the TM6 field blank

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Robert *******

I guess you try to explain about the TM6 Departure card?

Not about the application for permanent residency TM9.

Talk to your local Immigration Office, i'm sure there is a way to report your guests.

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Khun ******

sorry I meant TM6

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