TM.30 Landlord / Host Notification
แจ้งที่พักคนต่างด้าว (TM.30) สำหรับเจ้าบ้าน · § Reporting
Quick Answer
File within 24 hours via tm30.immigration.go.th, Section 38 app, or local Immigration. Requires house book, host ID, and guest's passport copy.
Timeline: Same day, within 24-hour window.
Official fee: None; fine THB 800–2,000 per unreported guest.
Legal Basis
Immigration Act Section 38 — house-master/owner/possessor must notify within 24 hours of accepting a foreigner as guest.
Who Needs This
Condo/house owners, hotels, AirBnB hosts, and Thai house-masters accommodating foreigners.
Required Documents
- House book (Tor Ror 14)
- Host national ID or passport
- Title deed / lease
- Guest passport bio + visa + entry stamp
Common Pitfalls
- Re-file on each re-entry of the same guest
- AirBnB requires per-booking filing — enroll a Section 38 account
- TM.47 cannot be filed until TM.30 is on record
Typical Use-cases
- Condo landlords
- AirBnB Superhosts
- Hotels & resorts
- Thai spouses hosting foreign partners
FAQ
- Is a one-time filing sufficient?
- No — refile on each new arrival or address change.
- Can you file on my behalf?
- Yes with a signed PoA plus copies of the house book and host ID.
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