Successfully got a certificate of residence for driving license. Immig Div 1, Bangkok.
Saw a number of posts about this and sharing the list of requirements. In my case previous 90-day report was not available since I leave every month. So needed to also photocopy evidences from the passport that I never spent more than 90 days in Thailand - so departure and arrival stamps throughout the period.
The TM30 also needs to ideally match your LATEST arrival date. Since I did not know this I had to request from the landlady on the spot and it can only be dated within 24 hours. This was accepted.
TLDR : Answer Summary
This post discusses the process of obtaining a certificate of residence necessary for securing a driving license in Thailand. The author shares their experience at Immigration Division 1 in Bangkok, highlighting the need for a photocopy of passport stamps to prove they hadn't spent more than 90 days in Thailand due to frequent travel. They mention the importance of the TM30 form, which must align with the latest arrival date, and note that they had to obtain this information from their landlord on the spot.
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