TM30 Address Notification in Phuket
The TM30 tells Immigration where a foreigner is staying. It often trips people up, because a missing or outdated TM30 can block your visa extension or 90-day report, we make sure yours is in order.
The TM30 is a landlord-filed address notification required by Thai Immigration. Without a valid TM30, visa extensions and 90-day reports can be rejected. We check yours and fix it if needed.
What the TM30 is
The TM30 is a notification of a foreigner's address, normally filed by the house owner, landlord or hotel within 24 hours of you moving in. Many Immigration tasks in Phuket check that a valid TM30 is on file first.
Why it matters
No valid TM30 can mean your extension or 90-day report is refused until it is fixed. It also needs updating after you travel or change address.
Common trap: condo owners and some landlords forget to file it, and you carry the consequences.
What our support includes
- Existing filing and status check
- Owner or landlord coordination
- Filing or update guidance
- Appointment preparation
⚠️ A missing TM30 can block your visa extension, 90-day report and re-entry permit at Phuket Immigration. Fix it before your appointment.
Official government fees
| Fee type | Amount |
|---|---|
| On-time TM30 notification | Free (0 THB) |
| Typical late-filing fine | 800–2,000 THB |
| Our agency service fee | On request |
Government fees are separate from our service fee and may change. We confirm the current amount before you proceed.
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Common questions
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Do I need a new TM30 after travelling?
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Does TM30 reset when I leave Thailand?
TM30 missing or outdated?
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