Can I buy a motorbike using my 30 day visa on arrival? I have a thai driving livence and can grt residency certficate
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Yes, you can buy a motorbike in Thailand using a 30-day visa on arrival, provided you have a Thai driving license and can obtain a residency certificate. The main consideration is whether you can register the motorbike in your name, which typically requires a residence certificate. While everyone can buy a motorbike, registering it in your name might take some time and paperwork, depending on your location in Thailand.
J *************************
In Chon Buri, it took me a week to do the registration in my name. The Wednesday I did the paperwork and the next Wednesday, I went to collect my number plate and license.
Richard *********
in Phuket , yes, i did it in nov on a visa exempt entry , than got my residency certificate based on the tm 30 filed by the hotel i was at.
BUT to get the book put in ur name takes about 6 weeks.
Everybody can BUY a motorbike. Question is, whether you can register it in your own name. IF you can get a "residence certificate" on your mode of entry (almost everywhere except Bangkok), in most cases the answer is yes.
Why is Bangkok a problem? What can be done then, go to another office? Or ask an agent to assist? Or just go to your embassy (if it's one of those that still issues one)?
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Manfred **********
You need to use money or visa card. Using your visa stamp won't get you a bike.