I need certificate of residence for put motorbike on my name. What paper I need to give to immigration for get this certificate ?
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To obtain a certificate of residence for registering a motorbike in Thailand, you typically need to provide a copy of your passport, a copy of your latest entry stamp, a copy of your visa (if applicable), a TM30 form indicating your residence, and two passport-sized photos. The exact requirements may vary by immigration office, with some offices charging a fee ranging from 200 to 600 baht.
There is a form you get that says you can buy a car/motorcycle has your photo and your address etc anywhere between 500-600
Dac *******
You also need the form to file the request which is a TM15. Immigration has that form
Sunshine **********
TM30 ? Google it.
Ant ***********
Some immigration offices are different
Hua hin wanted
Copy of TM30 / rental contract
Copy of passport
2 x passport size photos
And it’s done straight away for 500 baht
Stuart *********
Depends on the office you use but generally it will be a copy of your passport. A copy of your latest entry stamp and a copy of your visa (if you had one), a photo and a printed TM30 filing that shows you are staying in the province you’re applying at.
Again depending on the office you may be charged something like 200-500 baht.
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