Basically the same info on both forms.

@Michael *******

well as a recall it’s been a few years, but the TM six has pretty much the same information as the TM 30 you just put the address where you’re staying should be very simple and it would be well worth it if you didn’t have to report every 90 days.

@Mark ********

it will apply to every non Thai, regardless of what type of Visa you’re on, that was stated in the article

@Martin *****

the way I read it is it’s an app on your phone and you fill in the information every time you change residence

@Martin *****

yes that’s what the article implies. However, it will be up to you to update your residence during your stay in Thailand.

@Michael *******

well I think it was you that posted that you haven’t read anything about it so I posted the one article about the TM 30 and of course we all take this kind of information. With a grain of salt. But it’s something to think about.

@Michael *******

“It’s not a visa but an entry requirement irrespective of visa status. It is obvious that the key information is for the foreigners to give his or her address in Thailand. In theory, this information is available on a manual TM30 form submitted in paper form soon after arrival. But many tourists and expats do not regularly update their TM30, or have never heard of it, leading to enormous gaps in the immigration data base. The assumption is that the TM30 will disappear and replaced by the online TM6. If foreigners change their address whilst in Thailand, they will presumably be able to update the TM6 on their mobile device.”

@Michael *******

the article was in the Pattaya mail yesterday or the day before yesterday.

@Michael *******

the article said that the plans for implementing a digital TM six for the future was to do away with the TM 30