@Martin ****

Very easy. Take her together to DLT.

@Martin ****

Bring the previus owner together to DLT together with the vehicle, proof of residence from Immigration or if you have pink id card and pasport from you.

If previous owner not together, It requires a power of attorney and a transfer document from the previous owner, as well as a copy of the previous owner's ID or passport.

It depends on where the vehicle is registered.

If it is not in the same province that you wish to register in, it must first have a new number and be registered in your home province.

It requires a power of attorney and a transfer document from the previous owner, as well as a copy of the previous owner's ID or passport.

If you do not have a pink farang ID card, proof of residence is also required from you, as well as a copy of your passport.

You will then turn up to pick up a new number plate and inspect the vehicle, after which your name will be added as the new owner in the registration book.

The last few times with Wise, (last time yesterday) the transfer time to Krung Thai Bank, with my debit card and fast transfer, has only taken a few seconds.

This is a transfer of 45,000 Baht per time, and it has only taken a few seconds, even though it is a weekend or holiday.

When the questioner does not tell which method he uses and how much he transfers, it is impossible to answer his question.

There are many way how to transfer money using Wise. Some are fast transfer, some are slow, some are from Bank transfer, some are with debet cards and all depending of transfer fee.

Fast transfer with debet card 2 second but most expensive.

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@Andrew ****

I dont use a agent. But some of my friends do. I dont now which agent

@John ******

Many of us are pensioners from Denmark, who are offset against the pension, when we settle outside Europe.

The remaining amount is not enough as income documentation to extend the annual visa, therefore we have to use an agent, who can help solve the problem.

It may be slightly different in the different provinces. I had been on a weekend trip to the neighboring province, and a month later I was reporting to my home province.

I was still registered with Immigration in the neighboring province and was told to approach immigration there.

I told them that I still lived in the same place, after which I was fined 2000 Baht for not reporting my return from the neighboring municipality.

I managed the matter by explaining that I was on my way home and just wanted to report my return.

When asked where I had spent the night in the intervening time, I replied that I had been on a motorcycle camping trip and spent the night in my tent around the national parks.

They took that explanation for good goods, and I escaped further prosecution and kept my 2000 Baht.

If You are merried with a Thai, you can make a merried extension every year on a immigration in Thailand.

If you are +50 years old you can do the same as retirement extension.