@Heinz **********

Interesting. That suggests that you might as well submit online repeatedly until the day before it is due. Nothing to lose by trying.

@Tod ********

To avoid confusion ( well I was confused because I was looking for a download button) when you do it online you have to submit the notification then search for it then when the search results come up you click on the magnifying glass symbol ( see sample attached) which opens the document that you provided a sample of then you can download it or print using the buttons at the top of the screen. It’s also worth noting that you can only find the notification record within 7 days of submission.

@Tod ********

We moved in in 2007 and have never had a need for the blue housebook so have never pursued it. My wife owns a house in Phitsanulok and is on the house book there so we have used that to get married and aquire the non O. Note that the condo was 10 years old when I purchased it and I have the previous owners name and address but I doubt that I will be able to find them now.

@Tod ********

They never gave me the house book when I moved in but I will go with the Chanote and TM30 thanks. Question answered. Yes my name is on the back of the Chanote

@Nick ***********

No problem. I was looking for a download button and was getting frustrated so I clicked the magnifying glass symbol then all was revealed 😄

@Nick ***********

I just arrived back in Thailand yesterday and updated my TM30 notification and had no problem printing out the document directly from the website interface. I also downloaded the PDF file without any problems. I used Chrome web browser to access the TM30 website on a Windows 10 notebook computer. I would recommend using Chrome as it seems to more stable/ compatible with Thai Government ( and many other) websites. MS Edge and iOS Safari are often problematic and not recommended. Note that after submitting the notification then searching for it I didn’t see a download button as such but clicked on the magnifying glass symbol on the left of the record entry which then opened the document with download and print buttons at the top of the screen. Both worked for me.

@Gugz **********

If they did your tax return for you then they should be able to give you a copy of your PND 91. If they didn’t do it for you you will have to get a statement from them of salary paid and income tax deductions and either do your tax return yourself or ask your new employer to help you to do it.

@Gugz **********

I have had problems in the past when changing employment because I didn’t have the receipt for cancellation/ return of my Work Permit from my previous employer. It would advisable to get this document from your last employer and/ or ask your new employer for advice. You may also be asked for proof of submission of your income tax return PND 91 by the Department of Labour when you apply for your new work permit with your new employer.

@Tod ********

The main reason why my application went so smoothly was that I went through the reports posted in this group beforehand and took them onboard so I am happy to return the favour. The only question that I was unable to find a definitive answer on in advance was the requirement to provide a copy of the Malaysia arrival stamp but I prepared 2 copies anyway and included them in my stack of documents. The document checker handed one copy back to me and said “ there is a spare copy of this one”. I assume from that that the copy of the entry stamp is required.

@Nick ***********

Were you trying to print directly from the website interface? I have had trouble trying to do that in the past on other sites and solved it by downloading the PDF then opening it in a PDF viewer then printing it.