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What should I do for my 90-day report in Thailand if I'm traveling and don't have a permanent address?

Jul 26, 2025
5 days ago
Payton ************
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For the 90 day report, what do you do/what address do you report if you don’t really have one? I’m traveling around not really staying put anywhere long term until after the new year. I’ll likely be in Pattaya when my 90 days comes up…
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TLDR : Answer Summary
For your 90-day visa report in Thailand, you can use the address of your current accommodation, such as a hotel or Airbnb, at the time of reporting. Ensure that the establishment files a TM30 form for you, which registers your address with immigration. If you're staying in a hotel, they typically handle the TM30 process, while short-term Airbnb rentals may only be able to register you if your stay exceeds 30 days.
Biff *******
You report the address that your TM30 registered you at. That also determines which immigration office you use.

If you’re staying in hotels, ask them for a copy of the TM30 as they will be the ones filing it on your behalf.
Payton ************
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@Biff ******
thank you
Toni *******
You report the address you have on the day you do 90d report. No matter where you stay, they have to do the tm30 for you.
Daniel **********
The hotel/airbnb you stay at the time should do TM30 for you, the TM30 is your address.

While most of hotels can do TM30 for you, most airbnb can only do it if you book 30+ days (since short term rent is illegal).

If you stay at your friend rental place, you can ask his agent/owner to do the TM30 for you.