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What documentation is required for 90-Day reporting for DTV Visa Holders, and is TM30 necessary?

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Jan 17, 2025
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Nicole ********
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For DTV Visa Holders who have done 90-Day reporting - what types of documentation did they require? Is TM30 necessary?
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For DTV Visa Holders, the required documentation for 90-Day reporting includes an original passport, a completed TM47 form, and a TM30 form. The necessity of the TM30 form was confirmed by multiple commenters, emphasizing that it is crucial for the reporting process.
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Joy ******
What is TM30?
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Marta *************
Pssport + TM30 + a form they give you when you get to the immigration
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Nicole ********
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@Marta ************
 If the person we will be renting from cannot provide one, can I just book a hostel for a few days for that purpose?
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James ********
@Nicole *******
 yes if the hotel files the TM30 when you check-in. Ask for a screenshot of the TM30 screenshot
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Marta *************
@Nicole *******
 not sure... 🥲
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Anonymous ******************
1. Original Passport

2. A completed TM47 form

3. TM30
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Barry ******
Tm30 is certainly necessary. Depending on where you do it, it may or may not even be accepted too if it's "not up to date".

Have fun with the above.
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Nicole ********
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@Barry *****
 If the person we will be renting from cannot provide one, can I just book a hostel for a few days for that purpose?
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Cissi *********
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 any owner of a property SHOULD be able to provide it... I would think twice before renting a place if they can't register the TM30.
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Bernardo *************
@Barry *****
 what will happen if it is not accepted ?
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