TM30 work usually starts with passport data
When foreign guests stay with you, accommodation teams often need passport details such as name, nationality, passport number, and stay dates for internal records or residence-notification workflows.
Reduce repeated manual typing from passport photos and make it easier for staff to review fields before export.
Keep guest data in one workflow instead of scattered passport images across chats and personal folders.
Run one process across multiple properties and teams instead of forwarding images through several channels.
From a passport photo in LINE to review-ready data
- Receive passport photos through LINE or a pre-check-in link from guests
- Read fields with OCR/AI and structure them for your team workflow
- Review extracted passport numbers, names, nationality, and stay dates
- Export files suited to TM30 preparation or your internal guest-management process
Separate raw passport images from structured guest data
Passport photos carry more risk than ordinary guest details because they combine image, document, and identity data. tomororo is designed to use images for reading and review, then keep structured records in the workspace.
Used for reading and review. tomororo generally strives to remove raw passport uploads from active systems within 48-72 hours, even when parsing fails.
Names, passport numbers, stay dates, and review history remain in the workspace according to the customer's retention settings.
Your team still reviews and owns the final use
tomororo helps reduce typing and prepare files, but it is not a government system. Accommodation providers remain responsible for checking data, limiting team access, and informing guests under applicable law.
Read more about retention and PDPA at Trust, Privacy Policy, and hotel passport PDPA guide.
Common TM30 workflow questions
A tool that helps turn passport photos into guest records and export files for TM30-related work. tomororo is not Thai Immigration or an official government portal.
tomororo helps read, structure, review, and export data. The accommodation provider remains responsible for verification and any official submission.