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Have green book in your name, in hand, very easy.

ok i have it already bro.

So what if i don come back to Thailand ? haha

Your temporary import document into Cambodia would run out. Your temporary export out of Thailand would run out. You would not be able to register the bike legally in Cambodia. You would need to turn to subterfuge, trickery and deception. e.g. false Cambodian plates, paying off the Cambodian cops at check points, etc.

Its ok bro, if i reached Cambo. I will find way to get license plate or find way to register that bike.

We'll miss you too much.

I think the officers at the border miss me more haha

Have green book in your name, in hand, very easy.

ok i have it already bro.

So what if i don come back to Thailand ? haha

You will need to get 30-day temp import paper for Thai bike at frontier.

And insurance.

And configure the bike for no headlight on during daylight hours.

Ya Cambodia DL works in Cambodia.

thx bro

and How hard in order to get it?

any require documents?

I'm not sure about number one but I am sure about number two, if you take your Thai registered bike to Cambodia your Cambodia license is OK. I know because I have made the trip to Sihanoukville from Pattaya and taken my Thai registered bike several times and the police in Sihanoukville tell me I need an International license or Cambodia license to be legal. Under the APEC agreements I think that your Cambodia license should be good in Thailand, I think that a Thai license is OK in Cambodia but the Sihanoukville police just want an excuse to hit you up for a few bucks.

Thakn you with your help and answer.

I saw in one topic a guy said he was stopped in Bangkok Thailand with his Cambo reg Bike. He gave his Cambo DL to the police then it worked.

Hi;

1- I would like to know whether i can drive Thai Reg Bike on my Cambodian Driver License ?

The bike has been transferred to my name already.

2- What if i take the bike out Thailand to Cambodia with my Cambodian Driver License?

I have had one ceritificate of resident from Chaengwattana Immgration Division 1 last 2 months in order to buy motorbike.

I am a student at the University so i am holding Non-ED visa.

The most important thing to get certificate of resident is 90-day report reciept. If u have never reported 90-day, they might not issue that certificate for you.

I spoke Thai with them, the officer always repeat to me that, the address which i have reported and the address which i filled in the form must be the same and he added that now the law of Thailand has been changed due to crime in Rachaprasong last 3 months, it is not easy to get certificate of residence without having 90-day report.

How about getting Certificate of Residence from Embassy in Bangkok?

Have anyone experienced?

because sometime we donnot have enough docs to apply at Chaengwattana so go to embassy instead (more expensive).

This form has a other tick box. http://www.immigration.go.th/nov2004/download/pdf/res_cert.pdf

The form you posted the link for is a Bangkok only one. It is just an application form. I think I would not tick either one an tell them you want one to open a bank account.

Thanks. But can you give me the webpage link a person would go to in order to download this form. I know when you click above link it appears/downloads but I'm trying to find the webpage you would see the link on...and then click to download. I went to the www.immigration.go.th webpage as in the first part of above link, then clicked the Download Forms icon, and then I end up with the same forms as offered by the Bankgok Immigraiton 1 division and for the life of me I can't find the form in your link above....just the residence forms that take drivers licence and buying/selling a motorcyle....maybe if it was a snake it would bite me. Thanks.

in PDF

The form you need to fill out is called the "Application Form for Residence Certificate in Thailand"

It can be found here http://bangkok.immigration.go.th/en/base.php?page=download (Note: it is the 4th form from the bottom)

This is the form used by Bangkok Division 1 ( Chaeng Wattana Immigration Office)

I didn't give have to give them photos, but I also paid 200 baht. You will need the application form, a copy of main page of passport, last entry stamp, visa or extension of stay page, last arrival card and 90 day report. They said it would take up to three weeks to arrive but I remember I got it in eleven days. They will want the 90 day report because they will not issue the Residence Certificate to anyone that has not done a 90 day report in their Division 1 office. I did also take some paid utility bills showing my name and address and also my rental contract but I was not asked for them.

Did they ask you to have owner ID card and House registration?

I have never gotten any utility bills because Internet, TV, or anything has to be paid with room fee.

I have report 90 days once.

No,everything they asked me for is stated in my 1st reply to your question. I took bills and my rental contract but was not asked for it at the Division 1 office at Chaeng Wattana Immigration. The last Certificate of Residence that I receive from there was in June of this year. Perhaps if you get a receipt from your room fee with your name of it, take that. If not I would think it would be a good idea to ask the person you rent from to write a short statement saying you live there, just in case they ask for something. I would think it would be better to have something than having to make another trip there later because you didn't. You never know, better safe than sorry.

I have rental contract with me. Yes i will bring it to apply for certificate of residence.

So maybe they prefer our 90 days report receipt, to rental contract.

You should not have a problem getting one but be prepared for a 3 week wait until you get it by EMS.

No need to copy ownder ID or House registration right ?

You should not have a problem getting one but be prepared for a 3 week wait until you get it by EMS.

Thanks bro, I heard some people said they get it on the same day, and some people said 3 weeks. hahaha

Did mine on a 60 day tourist visa could be why I had to have owners stuff maybe and mine was a completely different form as well so yes it seems all different good luck

When did you get one at Chaeng Wattana in Bangkok.

As far as I know they do not do them unless you are doing 90 day reporting to them.

I have reported once, last 2 months.

Maybe i am ok to apply for this.

Did mine on a 60 day tourist visa could be why I had to have owners stuff maybe and mine was a completely different form as well so yes it seems all different good luck

Yes, because maybe you have never reported 90 to them, and they have no idea where you are living

I wish they will not ask for owner ID card or House Registration book, becuase they will give me this to have a copy. I donnot know why, even if i tried to tell the truth.

The form you need to fill out is called the "Application Form for Residence Certificate in Thailand"

It can be found here http://bangkok.immigration.go.th/en/base.php?page=download (Note: it is the 4th form from the bottom)

This is the form used by Bangkok Division 1 ( Chaeng Wattana Immigration Office)

I didn't give have to give them photos, but I also paid 200 baht. You will need the application form, a copy of main page of passport, last entry stamp, visa or extension of stay page, last arrival card and 90 day report. They said it would take up to three weeks to arrive but I remember I got it in eleven days. They will want the 90 day report because they will not issue the Residence Certificate to anyone that has not done a 90 day report in their Division 1 office. I did also take some paid utility bills showing my name and address and also my rental contract but I was not asked for them.

Did they ask you to have owner ID card and House registration?

I have never gotten any utility bills because Internet, TV, or anything has to be paid with room fee.

I have report 90 days once.

I heard that driving to Cambodia the motorbikes should be 150cc or above, although you are not allowed. (not sure but i saw one guy said this)

Honda Click is only 125cc,

Yes still issued

Certificate of residency form can't remember number but there's a link on forum in pinned area.

Passport and copies of main page, tm6, and relevant visa page.

Lease of your place of residence if you rent plus copy of owners ID and house book (both signed as true).

If it's in wifes/GF NAME a copies of her ID and house book as well as the above.

Passport photos (if your just getting one certificate two photos but I would take a few more just in case)

Cost depends some charge some I belive don't mine were 200Bht each.

Took 30 mins to get mine 3 car/bike/bank.

Thanks bro for your details.

But why they require us to have the copy of the owner ID and House Registration?

I would like to get one of Certificate of Residence from Chaengwattana Immigration Office in order to buy Motorbike. I wonder if they still issue for foreigners.

Some people said it may take longer to get it (about 3 weeks).

I have one year ED visa and used to report 90 days.

Normally, what docs should i bring with to apply for it and how much does it cost?

Thanks

I got ED visa from Thai Embassy in Cambodia, cost 80$ (2,500B), it took few days.

For temporary export you need to present a green book on YOUR name at the border crossing. For permanent export I'm not sure but will probably be the same requirement. In fact you can export on temporary permit and just not come back if that's what you want. But then again, what are the Cambodian laws regarding import? Is a bill of sale enough for them to register your bike there or will they want to see it registered in your name? Are there any other issues to go through?

Take a look at this man: http://www.phnompenh.com/index.php?gcm=5411&gctix=5019

You can get a few years old 1000+ Superbike for around 100,000 THB! I wish we had these prices here. Not sure what you bought and how much you paid but honestly what you're trying to do doesn't make sense

Thanks bor for your help so far. Actually I am Khmer and I am studying in Thailand. When the bike is already reached Cambo I will find the way to get number plate and it is easy to register smuggled bike there and do not need to pay import duty tax (if you know how to get it). But the most important thing is Thai side...... because the bike belongs to Thailand, export from THailand has to be done legally.

You will need to prove ownership to export it. Usually they want to see the greenbook (with the exporters name in it) for this proof.

Thanks bro

but You mean i have to proof them at the border or at Department of Land Transport ?

My guess is that it won't work. And even if you get your answer regarding exporting from Thailand, you still need to know regarding importing into Cambodia.

Also as far as I know, bikes are a lot cheaper there.

My advise - sell it and buy one in Cambodia. It will probably be cheaper anyways and no headaches.

Thanks for your advise. I will try to contact the DLT first then if it is hard to process this i would sell it.

Buy one in Cambodia and Aviod this headache which most likely will Not Work..

Ok, But i bought it already.

Sounded so complicated to me now

change the oil, it was already mixed with water.

Hi my name is Bora.

I have bought a used motorbike from my friend and i would like to ship it to Cambodia. That bike has greenbook with my friend's name on it and I do not want to transfer to my name because i am not going to use it here in Thailand, I only want to export it.

Does anyone know if i can export that motorbike without transfering my name into greenbook? because I will cancel the registration at DLT and ask the officer there to issue my name on Export License (I am the expoter) and just show them the Sale Reciept.

Does it work?

Thanks