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Can a foreigner on a SETV buy a vehicle in Thailand, and what are the requirements?

Mar 18, 2018

7 years ago

Richard *********

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Sorry if this is not strictly visa related. 3 years ago I bought a car and registered it in my name. I was on a SETV. All I did was get a letter of residency from immigration and took this to the transport office. The book was then in my name. Is this still the case? A friend wants to buy a motobike and is also on a SETV. Location KRABI. TIA

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