Once in Thailand (Bangkok) holding a DTV, is it possible to obtain a certificate of residence for purchasing a motorcycle or car? Thanks!
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Yes, you can obtain a certificate of residence in Thailand (specifically Bangkok) while holding a DTV visa, which is necessary for purchasing a motorcycle or car. You need to submit a TM30 form and you no longer need to have completed a 90-day report beforehand to get this certificate. The certificate can be mailed to your registered address at a cost of 200 baht.
Curious if places put you in the online system for 180day stay for tm30 or 90..then 90 again? My place couldn't change my stay after getting 30day extension. Maybe they just don't know how.
Kevin ********
Not sure about Bangkok, easy to do in Samui, also easy to get licence in Samui as well.
if u want a driving license on Samui just wait around the morge.
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Stuart *********
It’s no longer needed to have to had done a 90 day report to get a residence certificate in Bangkok. You need a tm30 and apply. They will mail the certificate to your registered address. Cost is 200 baht.
also get one so you can get a Thai driver's license. After 90 days in Thailand you must have a Thai driver's license to be legal. If you are not fully legal no insurance will cover you if something happens. On the application check both boxes. You'll need three, one to purchase, and then one for motorcycle license, and one for car license. They are two separate licenses.
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Damian ******
Believe you can get it after 90 day report, so if you stay more than 90 days should be possible.