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What paperwork and steps are required for transferring a car between private parties in Thailand?

Oct 7, 2022
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Gee ******
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To transfer car from a private party, what paperwork and steps do both parties need to do?
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To transfer a car from one private party to another in Thailand, both parties should complete the necessary paperwork at the Department of Land Transport (DLT). It's recommended that both individuals attend the DLT together, bringing their passports, ID cards, and a certificate of residence. Additionally, two signed copies of all documents are required. Ensure to sign in the designated areas on the forms and consider taking extra copies home.
Shayne **********
Ask this question at the DLT, both of you there. Take passports, ID cards, certificate of residence and 2 signed copies of everything.

Sign the forms where they tell you to sign the forms. Take any excess copies home for next time.

Bob's your uncle - done.
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Who’s Bob? 555

Thanks for the information
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the vehicle also needs to be inspected at the DLT for a transfer of ownership.
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oh good to know
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