When I get a car, do the have car tax, not, and what is the set up on insurance
Is it on the car is it on you,
Appreciate any help please
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TLDR : Answer Summary
When buying a second-hand car in Phuket, it is crucial to check if the car has a 'blue book' and to ensure proper paperwork is completed at the Department of Land Transport (DLT). Compulsory insurance is required to obtain car tax, which includes basic 3rd party coverage. If the car is over five years old, a test certificate is also necessary. For better coverage, first-class insurance can be purchased alongside the compulsory insurance. It's recommended to involve a reliable local, especially when purchasing from a private seller.
When you pay for tax, you also need compulsory insurance, to get the tax. It's basic 3rd party insurance, you can get at the same place as the tax. If the car is over 5 years old, it also needs a test certificate to get the tax.
If you want beter insurance cover, you can get 1st class insurance. As well as the compulsory basic insurance.
I use a broker, to do mine the easy way
Global Insurance Pattaya
1st class insurance, and the compulsory insurance, cover the car, so any driver
If you buy a car, check of it has a blue book. Then ask the seller if it still has insurance and let him donthe paperwork at the DLT office. Same for your plates.
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