Reporting the residence of a foreign
tenant via TM30 form

We offer a comprehensive service for guest registration and management via the TM30 form
!! Registration of persons via the TM30 form is MANDATORY BY LAW !!

2. Login and registration
If you do not have a user account yet, you must first register. 

3. Uploading property ownership documents
After creating an account, you will need to upload documents that confirm your ownership of the property or the right to rent. Typically, these are the following documents:

• Copy of the title deed.

• Copy of the lease agreement, if you are renting the property.

4. Confirming registration and setting a password
After registration, you will receive an email with a link to confirm registration. 

5. Filling in property information
In the next step, you must fill in the details of your property where the foreigner will be accommodated:

• Address of the property.

• Type of property and other details regarding ownership.

6. Filling in data about the foreigner
Then, you will fill in the details of the person you are accommodating. These details must exactly match the information specified in the passport and on the foreigner's arrival card:

• First and last name (same as in the passport).

• Passport number.

• Arrival card number (TM6*).

• Date of arrival of the foreigner in Thailand.
  *The TM6 form is an arrival card that every foreigner fills out when entering Thailand. It contains important information such as name, passport number and date of arrival. This information is crucial for filling out the TM30, as without it, the foreigner cannot be properly reported to the Thai authorities. The TM6 card is attached to the passport upon arrival and it is important to keep it for the duration of your stay in the country, as it is also surrendered when leaving Thailand.

7. Confirmation of the report
After filling in all the information, submit the form. Based on the submitted report, you will receive a confirmation (so-called "return slip"), which you should keep. This document may be needed for further actions, such as visa extension or 90-day reporting.

Process Summary:

• Who must report: Property owners, landlords and hosts who accommodate foreigners.

• When to report: Within 24 hours of the foreigner's arrival.

• Where to report: Online via the immigration portal or in person at an immigration office.

• Penalty for failure to report: Failure to submit the TM30 form on time will result in a fine of 800 to 1,600 THB