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Thailand Immigration Resources

Simple guidance and official links for tenants, owners, landlords, and agents in Thailand.

Important notice

ThaiProps provides general information and links to official services. We are not an immigration agency or legal advisor. Requirements can vary by immigration office, so always verify with the Immigration Bureau or your local immigration office.

TM30

TM30 Residence Notification

TM30 is the residence notification for a foreigner staying at a property in Thailand. It is usually handled by the property owner, landlord, property manager, or authorized agent. Tenants may still need to help prepare documents or visit immigration if the owner has not submitted it.

Online

TM30 Online

Best for owners, landlords, property managers, and agents who manage foreign tenants.

Usually needed

  • Copy of owner ID or company document
  • House registration book / property registration details
  • Full property address
  • Tenant passport photo page
  • Latest entry stamp / visa page if required
  • Arrival or stay details

Simple 3 steps

  1. Owner or authorized agent logs in to the official TM30 online system.
  2. Submit the tenant stay details and property address.
  3. Save or screenshot the TM30 receipt / proof.
Offline

TM30 Offline

Best when online filing is not available, login access is missing, or local immigration requires in-person submission.

If the owner / landlord goes

  • Owner ID card copy
  • House registration book copy
  • Property ownership or address document if needed
  • Tenant passport copy
  • Tenant visa / entry stamp copy if needed
  • Lease agreement or stay confirmation if requested

If the tenant goes

  • Tenant passport
  • Passport photo page copy
  • Visa / entry stamp copy
  • Lease agreement or stay proof
  • Property address
  • Owner ID copy
  • House registration book copy
  • TM30 form if required by local office

If an agent / property manager goes

  • Power of Attorney from owner or authorized person
  • Agent ID / passport copy
  • Owner ID copy
  • House registration book copy
  • Tenant passport copy
  • Tenant visa / entry stamp copy if needed
  • Lease agreement or stay confirmation if requested

Simple 3 steps

  1. Prepare documents based on who will submit.
  2. Visit the local immigration office or use registered post if accepted.
  3. Keep the TM30 receipt / proof safely.

90-day report

90-Day Reporting

Foreigners staying in Thailand long term may need to report their current address every 90 days. This can usually be done online or offline, but online submissions may sometimes be rejected. If rejected, the person may need to visit immigration in person.

Online

90-Day Report Online

Best for foreigners with a valid previous record and current address information.

Usually needed

  • Passport details
  • Arrival information if applicable
  • Current visa or stay permit details
  • Current address in Thailand
  • Previous 90-day receipt if available

Simple 3 steps

  1. Open the official 90-day reporting system.
  2. Fill in passport, visa / stay, and address details.
  3. Save the receipt and next reporting date.
If the online system rejects the report, check the rejection reason and prepare to visit immigration if needed.
Offline

90-Day Report Offline

Best for first-time reporting, rejected online reports, late reports, passport changes, address issues, or cases where the system cannot verify the record.

If the foreigner / tenant goes

  • Passport
  • Passport photo page copy
  • Current visa / extension stamp copy
  • Latest entry stamp copy
  • Previous 90-day receipt if available
  • TM30 receipt / proof if available
  • Current address details
  • Completed 90-day report form if required

If an agent goes

  • Power of Attorney
  • Agent ID / passport copy
  • Tenant passport copy
  • Visa / extension stamp copy
  • Entry stamp copy
  • Previous 90-day receipt if available
  • TM30 receipt / proof if available
  • Current address details

Simple 3 steps

  1. Prepare documents and check the correct immigration office.
  2. Submit the 90-day report in person or through an accepted offline method.
  3. Keep the receipt and note the next due date.

News

Immigration News & Updates

Coming soon: curated official immigration updates that may affect tenants, owners, agents, and foreign residents.

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