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 It often trips people up, because a missing or outdated TM30 can block your visa extension or 90-day report — we make sure yours is in order.
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.
How we help
We check whether your TM30 exists and is current, help you or your landlord file or update it, and make sure it is ready before your extension or 90-day report.
Common questions
Who is responsible for filing the TM30?
Do I need a new TM30 after travelling?
Can a missing TM30 stop my visa extension?
Get your TM30 sorted in Phuket
Send your nationality, current visa type and visa expiry date on WhatsApp. Our local Phuket team replies with a clear next step — usually fast.
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