Thai immigration compliance — TM.30, 90-day reports and re-entry
TM.30 address notification is the housemaster's duty; the 90-day report (TM.47) is the resident's. Neither is a visa extension.
Documents to prepare
- Passport with the current entry stamp and departure card
- Proof of address such as a lease or a housemaster letter
- The housemaster's house registration and ID for TM.30
- Your previous receipt for the next 90-day report
- Re-entry permit application if you plan to travel
- Power of attorney if someone files for you
Step-by-step procedure
1. File TM.30 on arrival at the address
The housemaster or landlord files within the statutory window.
2. Report at 90 days
In person, by post or online within the permitted window.
3. Obtain a re-entry permit before leaving
Single or multiple, depending on your travel plans.
4. Keep every receipt
Receipts support your next extension filing.
Pitfalls to avoid
- Leaving without a re-entry permit ends your permission to stay.
- A missing TM.30 can stall an extension.
- The 90-day report has a fixed window — diarise it.
- Overstay carries fines and future travel consequences.
Advisory tips
- Set a reminder seven days before each deadline.
- Photograph the entry stamp and every receipt.
- File a new TM.30 whenever you move.
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