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48 minutes ago, eisfeld said:

You need to have address proof  in order to transfer the bike into your name which means usually certificate of residence unless for example you have a work permit which states your residential address. You go to the DLT, not the land office (that one is for land titles as the name implies). The DLT in the province where you reside.

Thanks eisfeld

I understand that part, i need to register it in my own province

But do i need to go to the DLT with the seller in his province to do anything, or do i just get him to sign and get copies of his passport, etc, which i then take to my local DLT, along with my paperwork ?

Do i need to do any checks before i ride away with the bike back to my province ?

Sorry for so many questions, but have only ever bought new before  from dealer

Thanks again

Hi there, just reading about changing the ownership of a bike if i buy it

Go with seller to Land office, check out the bike and do the change of ownership there ?

But, it says i would need a certificate of residency 

Only just got this certificate for my licence renewal, which took weeks to get

do i need to get a certificate, before buying ? The other paperwork is no bother, i think 

and if i buy in another province, how does that work ?

Probably a simple answer for a simple person, but would appreciate some advice 

Thanks 

2 hours ago, Peter Denis said:

Are you filing a new TM-30 each time you return to your place of residence?

Be aware that since end of June last year, that this is not required anymore.

A TM-30 has to be filed only once of you staying at the premisses, and it stays valid as long as you do not enter Thailand on a different Visa, irrespective of any domestic or even international travels.

Thanks

 ut would be good if you could tell my immigration office that too

tried that myself, told No, no you do, they want a TM30 for every hotel stay !

last time I was there, gave them a copy of the police order showing it’s no longer required, but think they will ignore it, 

out I.O is getting worse, they just made my friend get a certificate from doctor and clinic because he had been to Pattaya, last September, plus a TM 30 , if not, no90 day renewal !

18 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

That message can be caused by many things. Basically it means your record could not be found.

Often it is an error when entering the info on page one. Double check that you entered all the required fields correctly and used the drop down menus and calendars.

Thanks

Just re tried it a couple of times, no luck

managed to do it once last year, since then, no luck , so looks like another round trip 

5 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

Apparently you are using this web address that bypasses the first page.

 https://extranet.immigration.go.th/fn90online/online/tm47/TM47Action.do?cmd=acceptTerm

This one takes you to page one. https://extranet.immigration.go.th/fn90online/online/tm47/TM47Action.do

 

Thanks Ubonjoe

easy when you know how 

but , just filled in the online report, then box pops up, " see your local immigration office "

Was trying to avoid going there, cos they have been playing silly beggars with TM47, TM 30s and many other things

Took me almost 9 weeks to get the certificate to renew my licence , and have done at least 3 TM30s since November 

But thanks again 

Much appreciated 

38 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

Have you scrolled down to the bottom of the terms and condition to see this.

After ticking the box and clicking accept it will take you to the next page.

i would, but this section is not appearing on my screen

no terms and conditions come up prior to the next page 

i only get the blue/green/orange box appearing 

i click on the link "immigration.gov, 90 day online, TM47 action do, accept terms ", but no page appears with terms, just the page with the 3 boxes on

Thanks ubonjoe 

Hi there

probable me being a bit thick, but i need to accept the terms, before opening up the 90 day reporting box

But, i cant find this "accept terms" box 

When i click on the link to do so, it just takes me straight to the 90 day reporting page, with nowhere for me to "accept terms "

can anyone help me please, , would be much appreciated

On 1/18/2021 at 7:32 AM, PeeJayEm said:

The answer is obviously YES - and it is also obvious that you ought to have had similar insurance in place before in any case. - Who else will pay it for you ? -  or for the cost of hospitalisation you may require even if not related to covid?  I- t's a fundamental basic provision every expat living in Thailand should have put in place for themselves from day one arriving in Thailand.

Ahhh

so all ex pats living here should have similar insurance in place

But that is not what is stating is it ?

it specifically says 100,000 usd insurance, and this insurance only, so may have a much better insurance, like many have, but still be refused unless you take out this specific insurance 

So you say all expats should have insurance, pay stupid premiums after 65- 70 years old, rather than keep money in the bank for such emergencies ? 

56 minutes ago, Schlepenstein said:

You need 2 separate documents for Fit to Fly and Covid test.  Even if you get them at one clinic make sure they give you 2 separate papers.

 

This is from instructions after getting CoE:

• Entry to Thailand
• 1. After the receipt of COE, please prepare the additional documents to declare at the check-in counter as follows
  • 1.1 Passport and valid Thai visa/ re-entry permit (if required)
  • 1.2 Certificate of Entry (COE)
  • 1.3 Fit to Fly Health Certificate. (Thailand’s Health Control requires a hard copy version.)
  • 1.4 Medical certificate with a laboratory result indicating that COVID-19 is not detected, using RT-PCR test, issued within 72 hours before departure (in case of connecting flights, before embarkation from initial port).
  • 1.5 Insurance or letter from employer guaranteeing that the insurance company or employer will cover a minimum of 100,000 USD of medical costs incurred by the applicant in Thailand, including medical costs in the event that applicant contracts COVID-19 (The insurance must cover the total duration of stay in Thailand)
  • 1.6 T.8 Form (Health Declaration Form). You can download T.8 Form at https://bit.ly/34X6sAJ

 

quick question

section 1.5, it staes must have the 100, 000 usd insurance, ut then goes on to say, ' must cover the durations of stay in Thailand "

so how does that work for people living here ?

are we sup[posed to have, and keep renewing this same insurance for every year we live here, possibly, and hopefully, for the next 20 or 30 years ?

On 1/11/2021 at 12:07 AM, CanadaSam said:

Sorry the above post is for the T8 Declaration that you have to produce to enter Thailand.

 

The FIT TO FLY certificate I am attaching now to this post.

 

Jumping through the hoops!

so this is a fit to fly certificate as used in the uk, and acceptable to Thailand ?

so anyone can copy this and make a simple stamp on it ?

How would immigration know to check any forged stamp or medical licence number ?

They charge 100 baht here in Nakhon Phanom

Going to get my one on Monday, after i have done my  visit to the immigration to get this certificate

Been trying to renew my licence since November , fingers crossed for next Monday 

8 times to Immigration

4 Times to DLT

4 medicals at 100 baht a time 

6 hours ago, mr mr said:

going to coin a new phrase on this thread. soon those who refuse to take the vaccine will be labelled  as *the resisters*

 

you will hold out for a while and kick and scream. it's my right. not into my body. bla bla bla. then when your world starts getting smaller. limited. you watch as people around you have freedom of movement etc. you will succumb. 

 

 

 

 

how much for any copy of any certificate for flying and travelling from koasan road !,000 baht ?

So easy to get certificates, rather than paying silly money for the vaccines 

16 minutes ago, Pmbkk said:

Address for Natwest Stockton on Tees
123 High Street
Stockton-on-tees
County Durham
TS18 1NW
Telephone: 03457 888444 (Central Customer Services)
So from Thailand +44  3457 888444 

--

 

Thanks pmbkk

have these numbers already, but kept coming through saying number no accepted , try again

will let him try the lost cards number first, 24 hrs then try these numbers , which are only 10-5pm U.K. time 

36 minutes ago, Upnotover said:

Number on the website;

 

Lost or stolen cards and cheque books

 

Overseas: +44 1268 500 813

 Thanks upnotover

just found that for him to try 

Hi there

hoping someone can help a friend of mine

hes lost his wallet with everything in it, and needs to contact his bank in Stockton on tees

been trying the numbers, but keep getting either no answer, or wrong number 

anyone know what is the correct number to ring ?

trying +44 345 7887444

and + 44 0345 7888444

not sure what I’m doing wrong here, and he’s old and struggles to even use a smart phone now

any help would be much appreciated,

he needs to cancel his bank card (not debit or credit card) and order a new one 

this would go to his daughters, who would then post on to him here in Thailand 

10 minutes ago, redwood1 said:

Fist you buy a saucepan next you will want to swim in a pool or drink a beer with a meal....

yup

a swim in the pool, nooooo, too cold 

Drinking a beer with a meal , yes 

will it spread the virus too?

wonder how many of the locals will be bypassing these checkpoints on the back roads 

They all did it here when we had lockdowns and road checks, just skirt round it on a back road and on your way 

3 minutes ago, Tanoshi said:

Always pays to check everything is correct before walking away.

 

Thais are renowned for making errors when copying information from a supplied document, be it numbers or wording.

 

Thanks and i quite agree, but for me its a bit hard when i can't read Thai  !

Immigration here seem unable to provide any paperwork in English, or any other language other than Thai, unlike most civilized countries 

2 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

 

Food is a necessity, for the immediate future clothing isn’t and they don’t want people going to the stores for non essential item - its that simple and not difficult to figure out ! 

 

 

but, but most people go into these stores, Makro Tesco, Big C to do food shopping , you know, those poor folk who wander around looking at food and the prices, so why not look and buy so called non essential items

But you have not explained how stopping buying pots and pans will stop the virus, even if someone just goes into the shop to buy a pan 

12 hours ago, Natai Beach said:

 

Smoking has for many years been increasingly banned. And taxed.

 

Vehicles are regulated by hundreds of rules because they kill.

 

Laws are being enforced to reduce the covid deaths. 
 

same same

You were doing so good till i read the second line 

You mean these rules, which most people ignore , these regulations that the police refuse to enforce ?

Laws are being enforced to reduce Covid deasths ? 

you mean the social distancing, the signing in at shops and malls, the wearing of masks all the time, the no drinking of alcohol, , all these that are ignored again by the majority of the people here  

1 minute ago, placeholder said:

Because you'll be spending less time in that busy Tesco or Makro.

wow, less time ?

so you say we should be rushed and herded through eh store because we might catch the virus, and stopping to pick up any extra items will be deadly ? What if i linger over the meat counter too long, or get stuck in the queue to check out, will we die ?

I'm guessing your reply was meant to be a joke, yes/No ?

21 hours ago, 2530Ubon said:

 

Well the more it spreads and mutates - becoming more infectious and better at killing - the quicker that day will come. Some people only think about today.

but but but, your saying that it will continue to spread and mutate, therefore making the vaccine almost useless ?

Nice opinion on the "better killing and more infectious ", bit short on truth and facts, but hey, your welcome to your opinion like anyone else 

22 hours ago, Boomer6969 said:

I'll try to help you there: shopping for clothes can be postponed by a couple of months, shopping for food can't. If you still don't get it you can PM me @Anutin.

 

I don't get it, so can you explain to me please

If i'm in a busy Tesco or Makro, with no social distancing, buying food to eat, how will preventing me buying non food, like a saucepan, or a jacket stop the virus ?

Back AGAIN

The saga continues 

Well turned up this morning ( 6th time) for my certificate of residency, about 30 minute wait, and then got it, no worries 

So off to the hospital for my medical ( 3 rd time) no worries, 20 minutes and 100 baht and all good

Goes to DLT office and gives the paperwork to lady, who looks though it all, and the new certificate, then goes off to talk to someone

Come back, puts all the papers on the counter and says, 

No good, need immigration !

managed to work out that the immigration had put my house number down as No 2, NOT No 12

So back to immigration ( 7 times now) and after around 1 hour and a lot of talking, finally get to see an occifer , who when i explain what's wrong, tells me its my fault !!

Refused to explain or answer when i said, you print it, you check it, you sign it, how is it my fault but just said, not my job

Told cant just alter the number by adding a 1, oh noooo, not allowed

You need new paper now, so we need all new paperwork from you, ? I gave up at this point, threw all the papers to her and said you sort it out with those\Finally , after a lot of huffing, puffing and glaring at me she said, come back Friday maybe ready then

soooo, we will see what happens Friday morning, No 8, but if ok, still means another medical No 4 and another trip tp DLT ,No 3