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2 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

1) *A Non-Immigrant Visa

2) Proof of Residence 

3) Existing 2 year (or 5 year) Licence.

4) Medical Certificate

 

*If you do not have a Non-Immigrant Visa (i.e. If you have a Tourist Visa, Visa Exemption Stamp etc) you can only renew for a Temporary 2 year licence. 

I have a retirement visa, will a copy of my rental agreement be ok for proof of residence ?

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4 minutes ago, johng said:


 


No probably not.
You need to goto immigration and get a
"certificate of residence"

will I have to do the video and theory test again, thanks for the info

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28 minutes ago, flightest said:

will I have to do the video and theory test again, thanks for the info

 

One month ago, for the same process (from 2 years to 5 years) I was not requested to attend video and theory, only the colours and brake test.

 

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1 hour ago, richard_smith237 said:

1) *A Non-Immigrant Visa

2) Proof of Residence 

3) Existing 2 year (or 5 year) Licence.

4) Medical Certificate

 

*If you do not have a Non-Immigrant Visa (i.e. If you have a Tourist Visa, Visa Exemption Stamp etc) you can only renew for a Temporary 2 year licence. 

 

Don't think a medical is required. Is this a new requirement. Not needed on my last 5 year.

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56 minutes ago, johng said:


 


No probably not.
You need to goto immigration and get a
"certificate of residence"

 

Make sure your housemaster has already registered you with Immigration. If not on Immigration House Registration database then the CoR will not be issued.

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Repetition does not hurt, general rules (not Phuket specific):

  • medical required for 2yr to 5yr (not for 5yr to 5yr)
  • no theory test, just watching video (sometimes waived)
  • but physical tests (reaction, eye sight)

What document is accepted as proof of residence varies from office to office, but be prepared to show a proof from immigration as you don't seem to have a WP or a yellow book (which is also not accepted at certain offices).

 

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