TM.30 — the householder's notification ตม.30 / TM.30
The notification a house owner, householder or person in charge of premises must give to the Immigration Bureau when a foreign national takes up residence there; the duty rests on the person providing the accommodation, and where the foreign national is himself the owner or occupier of the premises the position has to be checked case by case.
IN PRACTICE
What it means in practice
Landlords, hotels, condominium juristic persons and employers who provide housing all fall within it. Although the duty is not the foreigner's, in practice the foreigner is usually the one who has to chase it, because the receipt is asked for when an extension of stay or a ninety-day report is filed, and a landlord who has never heard of the form is common. The frequent mistake is treating it as a one-off. A change of address brings the duty round again, and some offices treat a return from abroad the same way, so the position should be checked with the office handling the file. It is a different obligation from the ninety-day report.
THE TERM
The same term elsewhere
- ไทย
- การแจ้งรับคนต่างด้าวเข้าพักอาศัย (แบบ ตม.30)
- 简体中文
- 住所提供方入住申报（TM.30／ตม.30）
- Governing law
- Immigration Act B.E. 2522 (1979)
ENQUIRIES
