Thank you for that info! There happened to be in of those inspection and registration facilities only about 3 KM from where I am living on the Darkside. My Thai landlord is now helping me thankfully. They done some inspection and processed some papers and got me an insurance policy. They told me to get Res Certificate and come back with it on Thursday and leave the truck. They will then drive it to the DLT office for me and get some process done and call me when they come back. Easy-peazy!
I am very impressed with how fast and strong the truck is. It is a 2011 Isuzu Dmax with a 2.5 intercooled turbo diesel engine, with a standatd tranny. That crazy thing sure will get down the road!
I don't know much about the subject, but I got a ROKU 4K stick from Amazon in the states shipped over here. It seems to work pretty well as far as I know, but I get the feeling the Andriod boxes give you many more options. Seems like it was like about $35 or so.
Oh OK......a lotta excellent info there! Yes, well worth the 300 baht for all that being done.
I am not clear on what kind of inspection they are talking about though. Is it a safety inspection of some sort, or a inspection of rig properly matching the papers?
Plus I understand there are fees for the inspection and paperwork of up to 10K baht. Is that normally paid by the seller, or the buyer, or split between them? If it matters, the rig is a pickup going for 150K baht. A 2011 model.
Also exactly when am I required to get insurance by the government? Do they require proof of insurance as part of the paperwork at the DLT office?
Sorry for all the questions. Thank you very much for your help!
I am totally clueless about the process. I have looked on the net naturally, but about all I can find is the papers needed to make a transfer.
Yes, I have looked at the web for answers, but being the many different IO do things as they please, I was looking for Jomtien-specific info here. The good members have helped me with the question. In any case, if that is a link I could not see a link. Thanks!