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Can I complete my 90-day report and apply for a Resident Certificate in Bangkok simultaneously?

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Jun 29, 2025

5 months ago

David ********

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Hello, 

Can I do the 90 day report and get a Resident Certificate while I’m there? (Bangkok)

I want to buy a car and pretty sure I need Res Cert to change it into my name. 

Cheers 🫡

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Yes, you can complete your 90-day report and apply for a Resident Certificate (RC) in Bangkok. You can apply for the RC for a fee of 200 baht, and it will be mailed to the address on your TM30 within about 7 days. However, keep in mind that these processes take place at different desks, and you will need to obtain separate queue numbers for each.

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Kool *******

Yes you can, but they are at different desks, and you need a queue number for both separately.

5 months ago

David ********

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@Kool ******

so hopefully there’s enough time in 1 day

5 months ago

Kool *******

@David *******

easily in one day

5 months ago

David ********

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@Kool ******

last time I did my 90 day report just that took all day, the lines were so long 😣

5 months ago

Kool *******

@David *******

get there earlier.

5 months ago

David ********

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@Kool ******

I was there at open, hence “all day”

5 months ago

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David ********

Wannikea *********

Not sure of the processing time for a COR in Bangkok, but you can certainly apply for it.

5 months ago

Stuart *********

In Bangkok you can apply for the RC and pay 200 baht. They post it to the address on your TM30 in around 7 days

5 months ago

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Stuart *********

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