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What documents can I provide to prove ownership of my apartment for a visa application in Thailand?

Thai visa application proof of accommodation ownership documentation title deed chanote blue book foreign ownership of property in Thailand

Mar 22, 2019

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Morning everyone. I'm just applying for a visa and i used my blue book for the apartment I own when I submitted the application as proof of accommodation. They just called me and said that the blue book is not proof but they couldn't advise me what is proof - they asked if I had some other document that said I own it. How do I prove I own the apartment to the consulate apart from the blue book? Has anyone had / solved this issue? Thanks in advance.

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When applying for a visa in Thailand, if the blue book (which provides residential information) is not accepted as proof of property ownership, you should provide a copy of the chanote (title deed). The chanote is the official documentation that confirms ownership and should have your name listed on it in Thai. If you are a foreign owner, be aware that you may only have a blue book, which does not suffice for proving ownership.

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Thank you everyone for your responses and help. I really appreciate it. I will send them a copy of the chanote.

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Tod *********

You use the paper that has the diagram of the room on it.

It's called a โฉนด "chanote" (title deed)

Looks like this

That's what has your name on it

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Robert *******

At which Thai Consulate did you apply for a Visa? Never heard of the requirement that you need to own property in Thailand to apply for a visa.

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Philippe ********

Foreigners should have a yellow book, not blue

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Tod *********

believe me MOST foreigners who buy condos here have never gotten the yellow house book and few even know what it is

They usually only have a blank blue book :O <- that's because foreigners (as a general rule) can't be listed in a blue house book book.

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Greg *******

Blue book aren't ownership papers. You will have a Title deed

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Kay *******

They are probably referring to the title deed or Chanote as that’s the real proof of ownership.

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Kay *******

it should have your name if you’re the one who bought it. But the name will be in Thai.

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Steve *****

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I see. Thanks heaps! I thought it was the blue book. Next time I'll have to take that then. Does that have your name on it?

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