What do I need to transfer a vehicle into my name in Phuket?

Vehicle Transfer Phuket Thailand Legal Procedures Expat Guidance

Jan 29, 2018

7 years ago

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Transferring of vehicle 

Please can someone help,

I am in Phuket and need to transfer into my name,

Do I need a special form or can it be a signed letter from seller, what else I need and where do I go please ?

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To transfer a vehicle into your name in Phuket, you will generally need a signed letter from the seller, proof of ownership, and identification documents. It's advisable to check with the local vehicle registration office for any specific forms required and the process to follow.

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