The accommodation provider’s duty
The official TM.30 manual explains the host, householder, landlord or hotel manager’s duty to notify local Immigration within 24 hours of a foreign guest’s arrival. Before paying rent, establish who will file and provide the receipt. Listing an address in TDAC and signing a lease do not themselves prove TM.30 submission.
Keep a verifiable record
Confirm the exact property address and provide only the passport details needed for reporting. Request the exported record or receipt matching your details and check-in date. Returning to the same property and moving elsewhere may have different repeat-reporting conditions: verify these with the local office. Do not impersonate the owner or use a fictitious address to obtain another document.
Next steps
- Agree TM.30 responsibility before paying rent.
- Provide accurate address and passport details.
- Obtain a receipt with the correct check-in date.
- Check the reporting requirement when you move.
Official sources
- Immigration Bureau — TM.30 accommodation-notification manual ↗
Checked: 2026-10-19
- Immigration Bureau — Search and export proof of TM.30 notification ↗
Checked: 2026-10-19