TM30 Consulting After Changing Address
TM30 Consulting After Changing Address — verified Thailand visa and immigration guide.
Information verified against official sources on 24 August 2026.
This guide separates official facts from case-specific requirements. It was reviewed on 24 August 2026.
Address changes and TM30
TM30 is tied to the foreign national's place of accommodation. A move to a new residence can therefore create a new notification issue for the person responsible for the new accommodation.
Who should check the filing
The owner, landlord, head of household or accommodation operator should determine the applicable TM30 filing requirement for the new arrival.
24-hour framework
The official TM30 system describes a 24-hour notification framework from arrival at the residence.
Evidence
New-address filing can require property, accommodation-provider and foreign-national information. Exact evidence should be checked against the current TM30 system/local Immigration practice.
Separate from 90-day reporting
TM30 and the foreign national's 90-day TM47 reporting obligation are different processes. Updating one should not automatically be assumed to complete the other.
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Last verified: 24.08.2026
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