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Can I transfer ownership of my car in Thailand while I'm overseas using power of attorney?

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Sep 24, 2023
a year ago
Mandy ****
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Looking for advice on transferring ownership of a car while the owner is overseas. The owner no longer has a Thai work permit, but has a month left on a non-o dependents visa. Is it possible to do without the owner returning to Thailand via power of attorney?
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The post inquires about the possibility of transferring car ownership in Thailand while the owner is overseas, without a work permit, but with a valid NON-O dependents visa. Answers suggest that obtaining a power of attorney (POA) and providing a copy of the owner's passport are necessary, while the work permit status is deemed irrelevant.
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Richard *********
yes,get poa and copy passport

wp is irrelevant
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Richard *********
i always had a cor and never paid a "bribe"

and never had any trouble putting it in my name

how long have been here?
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Richard *********
u need certificate to BUY and put in ur name>

NOT to sell
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Carsten ************
@Richard ********
 you're wrong. You need copy pp and certificate of residence from seller, if it's a foreigner. Strange but true.
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@Carsten ***********
 i've sold multiple cars/motorcycles here over the past 35 years

Never had to supply a cor

ONLY to buy
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Carsten ************
@Richard ********
 I bought twice a bike w/o cor for small money, because impossible to transfer without paying a bribe.
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Mandy ****
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But a certificate of residence still required? How does this work if not in the country?
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Carsten ************
@Mandy ***
 it is required. No transfer possible w/o that. Some "agents" do offer special services, if necessary.
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@Richard ********
 what is poa?
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Terry ********
@Mandy ***
 Power of attorney
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Frank **********
Contact a lawyer
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