How can a foreigner get their name on a Tabien Baan in Thailand, and what documentation is required?

This conversation centers around the process for foreigners to have their name included in a Tabien Baan (house registration book) in Thailand, as part of the pathway to Thai citizenship. Key points include the distinction between the yellow and blue Tabien Baan, with blue reserved for Thai nationals only. Many commenters note that requirements vary significantly by district and office, complicating the process. Necessary documents include a passport and visa, and possibly translations of credentials. Some participants shared experiences of obtaining a "Pink ID Card" as part of the registration process, while highlighting the bureaucratic challenges faced. It was also noted that additional points may be rewarded for being registered in a Tabien Baan during the citizenship application.