What is the TM30?
The TM30 is Thailand's notification of residence for foreigners. Under Section 38 of the Immigration Act B.E. 2522 (1979), the owner or manager of any place where a foreigner stays (hotel, guesthouse, villa, condo or house) must report that guest to the Immigration Bureau within 24 hours of their arrival.
The legal duty is ours, as your hosts, but we can only file it with your passport details.
What you need to know
- Every non-Thai guest must be registered, including children and babies. Thai nationals can be left out.
- Every stay counts. Each hotel or villa files its own TM30, even if a hotel earlier in your trip already registered you.
- Send your details at least 2 days before check-in, using the form below. One form per booking is enough.
- No passport copy needed. Just the details as printed in each passport. Please bring every passport: we check them quickly at check-in.
- If we have not received your details by check-in, we will need every passport on arrival before check-in can be completed.
- Without a TM30, immigration may refuse or delay a visa extension or 90-day report, and some offices fine the foreigner as well as the host.
Add every non-Thai guest staying in the villa, with the details exactly as printed in each passport.
Your data is safe with us
- Sent over an encrypted (HTTPS) connection.
- Not stored on our website. It goes only to our private, access-restricted mailbox.
- Used only to file your TM30 with Thai Immigration. Never sold or used for anything else.
- Deleted 30 days after your check-out.
Full details in our privacy policy (Thailand PDPA).
Your responsibility
We file exactly what you send us. You are responsible for making sure the details are complete, correct and match each passport.
Siam Lanna Villas cannot be held responsible for any consequence of incorrect, incomplete or late information. Any fine imposed on us because of it may be passed on to the guest.