certificate of road worthines ( MOT) Bangkok

[consulb]

Hello,

 

My car is now more than 7 years old,  i understand I have to apply for a certificate of roadworthiness ( MOT) first before I can  buy a new tax sticker.

I read I can do the certificate at the DLT at chatutchak, but it seems it will take a very long time as it is mostly busy there.

Unfortunately i don't have the time for this at the moment

There are also private testing centers where I can get this certificate. Can anybody suggest a center in BKK somewhere around suk road or close by. Or what is the exact name I can search with google maps. car testing center or similar i only get a few results.

Can these private testing centers also manage to buy the new tax sticker?

 

Thank you

 

 

 

 

 

[pgrahmm]

Any inspection/blue shield station....They inspect, then do the paperwork run....

Within 1-3 days they will give you the completed paperwork & sticker....

They can handle your insurance too....

[Crossy]

Yup ^^^. E

 

Enter "vehicle inspection" into Google Maps search to find one local to you.

[Woof999]

They tend to be less picky than the main centres too. Eg my Pajero (the now infamous one with the seized engine) has a black vinyl roof. The main centre told us to either remove it or reclassify the car as black.

 

The indie test centre down the road has never even mentioned it.

[consulb]

thanks to all....

 

found a shop close to rama 4, for the certificate they charged 200 THB , and it took 10 minutes...