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Is TM.30 required for extending my student visa in Thailand?

TM.30 form Thai immigration student visa visa extension landlord duties

Nov 27, 2025

5 months ago

Guvanch ****

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I am currently holding student visa and it is about to be 90 days soon in 10 days 

I am going to extend my visa and I am worrying if TM.30 is required. My landlord didn’t apply for TM.30 yet 

Is anyone had experience?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The TM.30 form is generally required for immigration processes in Thailand, including visa extensions. It's the responsibility of the landlord to submit this form. If your landlord has not submitted the TM.30 yet, it is advisable to have them do so, or you might consider staying at a hotel temporarily and completing your 90-day report. When submitting the TM.30, ensure that your landlord provides the necessary documents, including their Thai ID and house registration details, either in-person or possibly online if they are registered.

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Jim *******

TM30 is landlord's duty. See the blank form, scanned. Not sure if it must be in person (landlord), can be done online if they have registered.

If can be online, this might work too: get landlord to fill this copy in, copy of their Thai ID and copy of their Blue book and take it to Immigration yourself.

See the form. It is not asking you anything, all for landlord. You would not even know some address details in there.

Last quarter of the paper is what Immigration will cut out and give you, that is your TM30.

5 months ago

Wannikea *********

TM30 is needed. It confirms that your location is governed by the local immigration office.

5 months ago

Jeremy ********

If you’re super worried just go to a hotel for 1-2 nights

Then do your 90 day report

5 months ago

Brandon ************

Need a TM30 for pretty much anything at immigration

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