TM30 filed for you,inside the window.
TM30 is your landlord's duty and your problem. We file it, keep the receipt, and hand you the copy the office will ask for the next time you need anything.
Ask us to file your TM30Hua Hin Visa Concierge is a private visa and immigration administration agency. We are not a law firm and we do not provide legal advice. All applications are decided by the Thai authorities, and no outcome can be guaranteed.
Whose duty, whose problem.
The obligation sits with the owner of the property, not with you. That is a fine distinction to explain at a counter while your extension waits.
Ask us to file yours
Tenants
See detailsIn practice the tenant who arranges it is the tenant who does not have the argument later. We file it and give you the receipt.
Owners
See detailsIf you let to foreign tenants, the filing is yours and so is the penalty. We file for owners as a standing arrangement: send us the arrival date and we do the rest.
Travellers
See detailsThe clock restarts every time you re-enter the country, which is the part that catches people who travel. Tell us your dates and we keep the record current.
Five steps, and a receipt
The receipt is the point. It is what your next filing will ask for.
We check what the office already has
Passport, entry stamp and address, checked against the record before anything is filed.
We collect the paperwork
Lease, house book, and the owner's identification.
We file it
Submitted inside the window, online where the portal allows and in person where it does not.
We give you the receipt
The notification receipt is the document that matters later. It is what your next extension or 90-day report will ask for.
We keep filing
Travel, a change of address, a new tenant: tell us and we update the record.
Short filing, long consequences
The filing takes minutes. Missing it does not, and it usually surfaces at the worst possible counter.
When it is due
There is a window that starts on arrival, and the clock restarts on every re-entry. We publish the number here only once it has been checked, because a stale window is worse than no number at all.
For landlords
If you own property in Hua Hin and let it to foreign tenants, this filing is yours and the penalty is yours. We file for owners as a standing arrangement, and a Thai-language version of this page is planned.
What it costs
Our fee is quoted in writing before we start. Standing arrangements for owners are priced per property rather than per filing, and the government fee, if any, is shown separately.
TM30 questions, straight answers
If yours is not here, it takes one message to ask, and you will hear back within 24 hours.
My landlord says it is done. Is it?
Sometimes, and sometimes it was done once in 2019. We check the record rather than take anyone's word for it, which takes us a few minutes and saves you a morning.
I only went to Bangkok for a weekend. Does that count?
Re-entering the country restarts the clock. A trip inside Thailand and a trip outside it are different things, and we will tell you which one you took.
I am the landlord. Can you file for me?
Yes, and for several properties at once. Send us the arrival dates and we keep the record current without you thinking about it.
What happens if nobody filed it?
It becomes visible at the next thing you apply for, which is a bad moment to discover it. It is dealt with rather than argued about, and sooner is cheaper.
Do I get proof?
Yes. The notification receipt goes to you and we keep a copy. It is the document your next extension will ask for.
What does it cost?
A fee quoted in writing before we start.
Ask us to file it.
Tell us your address and the date you last entered the country. Within 24 hours you will have the filing in hand and the receipt on its way.
One message is enough
No documents needed yet. Tell us what you hold, when it ends and what you need, and you will hear back within 24 hours.
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