Online TM30 reporting in Thailand
Thai Immigration’s online TM30 system allows the person responsible for accommodation to report that a foreign national is staying at the property. The current replacement portal has been available since September 2023. Use the official Immigration Bureau TM30 website.
Who uses the TM30 online portal?
The housemaster, property owner, possessor or hotel manager submits the accommodation notification. A hotel normally reports its guests. For a rented house or condominium, the landlord or property manager should confirm who is making the report.
How to submit a TM30 online
- Open the official TM30 portal and register or sign in as the person responsible for the accommodation.
- Enter the property and foreign guest details requested by the system.
- Submit the notification and save evidence that it has been accepted.
Users of the older online system were required to register again when the replacement portal launched. If an old login does not work, check the registration or account recovery options on the current official website.
When should you report the accommodation?
The TM30 is generally due within 24 hours of the foreign guest arriving at the accommodation. If there has been a move, a return from travel or uncertainty about an earlier notification, check with the local immigration office rather than assuming the previous record is sufficient.
Is online TM30 reporting the same as a TM47 report?
No. TM30 concerns the accommodation and is submitted by the person responsible for the property. A TM47 report concerns a foreign national who has remained in Thailand for 90 consecutive days. Read what a TM30 is and our separate guide to 90-day reporting in Thailand.
Need help with a TM30?
Our Pattaya team can help you understand the address notification and your next immigration steps.
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