This is NOT an official government website. We are an independent resource providing information and assistance to travelers.
What steps do I need to take to complete my TM30 for my 90-day report in Thailand?
TM3090-Day ReportVisa RequirementsThailand ImmigrationResidence RegistrationAddress RegistrationExpat Advice
Apr 15, 2026
15 days ago
GorgeousGo**********
ORIGINAL POSTERWe recently bought a house and I’m trying to do my TM30 for my first 90 day report since I switched to DTV. Anyone have experience with this and can tell me if I’m on the right track?
I made an account and uploaded proof of ownership and ID etc, then entered the address, which now says approved. I got this page and I put in my information and clicked save or inform, but haven’t received any email. Have I completed my TM30 so I can do my 90 day report?!
I made an account and uploaded proof of ownership and ID etc, then entered the address, which now says approved. I got this page and I put in my information and clicked save or inform, but haven’t received any email. Have I completed my TM30 so I can do my 90 day report?!
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking guidance on completing their TM30 registration for their first 90-day report after buying a house in Thailand. They have created an account, uploaded necessary documents, and received an approval notice. However, they are unsure if they have fully completed the TM30 process, especially since they haven't received email confirmation. Comments from the community suggest that TM30 and 90-day reports are distinct, with the first report typically requiring in-person submission at an immigration office, particularly for new addresses. They advise checking the TM30 status through the online system and remind the user that subsequent 90-day reports can be completed online.
90 DAY REPORTING RESOURCES / SERVICES
- Use the trusted Thailand 90 Day Reporting Serviceto get your in-person report done and mailed to you for as low as 375 THB (even if the online system doesn't work for you).
- For immediate assistance, contact Thai Visa Centre directly via LINE at @ThaiVisaCentre or Email them.
- Join the Thai Visa Advice Facebook Group to ask your questions, and get advice from others.
Pelle Eriksson★★★★★
Absolutely Bangkok's best service I highly...recently on Facebook
Luca G.★★★★★
I used this agency for my DTV Visa...recently on Google
Trusted 90 Day Reporting Agent
OVER 100,000 EXPATS SERVED
#1 VISA AGENT IN THAILAND
Anonymous ******************
You're a total no-hoper
Wannikea *********
TM30 if submitted correctly will need an IO at the office to manually approve, check back daily on your login account to see the current status.
Stuart *********
Wrong. The TM30 reporting is a static report. It requires no “approval”. The TM47 90 day report does.
Wannikea *********
@Stuart ********
thx Stuart, I was always curious why it said pending immediately after submission.Stuart *********
There is an issue with “pending” and the TM30 reporting system but that is at the time the landlord is first trying to register the property. Sometimes the application gets “stuck in limbo” at the pending stage and usually only a visit to immigration can fix it.
Once the property is registered then a TM30 filing is “automatic” and is registered as soon as filed.
It’s a bit cumbersome to retrieve the filing as you have to file then quit back to the front page and “search” for the filing but the manual linked on the front page will explain how to do so.
Once the property is registered then a TM30 filing is “automatic” and is registered as soon as filed.
It’s a bit cumbersome to retrieve the filing as you have to file then quit back to the front page and “search” for the filing but the manual linked on the front page will explain how to do so.
Reply to
Stuart *********
Reply
Anonymous ******************
One tip ..create an excel spreadsheet with all your details on and amend that before uploading .. makes it simpler in my opinion ....
Tchai ****
Now you have to click on +inform
YrMomsF*******
How did you buy a house as a foreigner? Are you sure that you own it?
Anonymous ******************
YrMomsFavGuest yes you can buy a house . But you cannot buy the land it sits on .
YrMomsF*******
Anonymous participant 416 I own some stuff inside the apartment that I'm renting. How's that different than owning a house and renting the land it sits on? Other than its easy to move my stuff
Pui *****
YrMomsFavGuest strange that you are criticising the method that huge number of foreigners use to own houses in Thailand. Just because it isn't for you doesn't mean it isn't a very common ownership method for foreigners that is well established in Thailand.
Reply to
Pui *****
Reply
John **********
TM30 and 90 day reports are not the same thing. You need to file a TM30 to be able to do a 90 day report, the 1st 90 day report usually has to be done in person but subsequent ones can be done online at
******************************
GorgeousGo**********
ORIGINAL POSTER@John *********
thanks, I think I have to do this one in person. Was just stuck on the registration of address and TM30 online. The last few years my landlord has done TM30 and I’ve done 90 day reports mostly online.Reply to
GorgeousGo**********
Reply
Tawa*****
Every time you enter Thailand, the first 90-day report needs to be done face-to-face at the local immigration office. After that, you can do the next ones online. Even if you're able to submit it online, the first one will eventually be rejected. So, if it's your first time after entering Thailand or if it's a new address, kindly go to your local immigration office.
GorgeousGo**********
ORIGINAL POSTERTawan2026 I thought that, but I first need to be registered and to have done a TM30 before I can go do my 90 day report. Which I’m not sure I’ve done correctly, so not sure if I can go to do the 90 day report?
Tawa*****
GorgeousGoldfish6749 what do you mean by to be registered?
GorgeousGo**********
ORIGINAL POSTERTawan2026 we just bought the house so I have to register the address with all my documents and do the TM30 myself, which is all online, before I can do a 90 day
Tawa*****
GorgeousGoldfish6749 just ask your Thai partner to register and do it for you.
Pui *****
Tawan2026 why are you assuming the OP has a Thai partner?
Reply to
Pui *****
Reply
Robert *******
Search on “inform date” only. If you did it today use today’s date - or use the date you filed it (up to 7 days ago - if prior to that you won't find it and will have to file again at
Your name will appear at the bottom along with a “magnifying glass” symbol.
Click on that. That will show a full page with your data. Down at the bottom is a button that says “export”. Click that. That creates the PDF format TM30 sheet that you can print.
*******************************
Your name will appear at the bottom along with a “magnifying glass” symbol.
Click on that. That will show a full page with your data. Down at the bottom is a button that says “export”. Click that. That creates the PDF format TM30 sheet that you can print.
GorgeousGo**********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Robert ******
amazing, thanks. Got it, so just take the form to normal 90 day reporting at immigration?Robert *******
GorgeousGoldfish6749 yes, Immigration will give you the form to report that you are 90 days in Thailand.
Reply to
Robert *******
Reply
Rochelle ********
You're on the right track, change the search dates on date of stay and you should be able to find the stay you input and then you can export it.
GorgeousGo**********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Rochelle *******
thank you! Got it - so I can just take that to immigration for the 90 day? WoohooBrandon ************
GorgeousGoldfish6749 you can only search for an entry for 7 days. So make sure you save the PDF for future use, or you'll have to submit a new one next time you need it
Rochelle ********
GorgeousGoldfish6749 yep :)
Reply to
Rochelle ********
Reply
14 comments
a month ago
37 comments
4 months ago
4 comments
5 months ago
10 comments
9 months ago
12 comments
9 months ago
7 comments
9 months ago
38 comments
10 months ago
11 comments
a year ago
4 comments
a year ago
Do I need to submit a TM30 for my first 90-day report, and what if the landlord cannot do it online?
26 comments
a year ago
15 comments
2 years ago
7 comments
3 years ago
9 comments
3 years ago
3 comments
3 years ago
8 comments
3 years ago
10 comments
3 years ago
4 comments
4 years ago
12 comments
5 years ago
6 comments
5 years ago
13 comments
5 years ago
6 comments
6 years ago
6 comments
6 years ago
3 comments
7 years ago
8 comments
7 years ago
44 comments
7 years ago
7 comments
a month ago
9 comments
a month ago
21 comments
a month ago
16 comments
a month ago
8 comments
a month ago
The ask:thailand community, consisting of multiple Q/A groups with over 100,000 members, powers this platform. It is not an official government resource. Our members actively contribute to this resource, and while we strive for accuracy, we cannot guarantee its complete reliability. Assistance to travelers is provided as a community service.