Does anyone know/can recommend an agent that can get Residence Certificates in Bangkok? I did find one agency that apparently offers this service, but it's not replying to my Line/Facebook messages.

 

Thanks.

I'm not aware of any agent that can obtain a residence certificate in Bangkok.

BTW you obtain them at MTT.

200 baht.

Takes couple of weeks, there mail it out to you. 

You must have previously made a 90 day report..

@ThaiVisaCentre can agents obtain residence certificate at MTT? 

We do offer this service but it is not done through MTT, and its only for our visa clients.

 

5 hours ago, ThaiVisaCentre said:

We do offer this service but it is not done through MTT, and its only for our visa clients.

Only a guess but perhaps chap need RC for TDL or whatever 

 

Rubbish reply.

In other words to the OP , the answer is No 

BTW what the heck is "visa clients"

Perhaps inquiry is about TDL.

 

 

33 minutes ago, DrJack54 said:

Rubbish reply.

In other words to the OP , the answer is No 

BTW what the heck is "visa clients"

Perhaps inquiry is about TDL.

 

 

I think what TVC meant is that they can offer this service but only for customers who obtained a visa through them. It will not be at MTT since they obtain visas upcountry through their connections.

 

OP, do it yourself, sounds most efficient and not really difficult.

6 hours ago, BKKTRAVELER said:

OP, do it yourself, sounds most efficient and not really difficult.

You might think differently if you were my age, in poor health, and living a long, long way from Mueang Thong Thani.

54 minutes ago, Oxx said:

You might think differently if you were my age, in poor health, and living a long, long way from Mueang Thong Thani.

OP, you did not indicate reason for residence certificate.

I posted above that not possible.

TVC (agent) replied that cannot obtain at MTT.

You mention age and poor health.

Surely RC not for TDL.

Reason for residence certificate might assist. 

What is a residence certificate (for Bangkok)? I live here since decades and I don't think I have such thing or need it.

11 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

What is a residence certificate (for Bangkok)? I live here since decades and I don't think I have such thing or need it.

You would require one for various things.

The obvious one is a Thai driving license.

Also banks can require one to open bank account. Bangkok Bank being one example.

There are other reasons. 

 

2 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

You would require one for various things.

The obvious one is a Thai driving license.

Also banks can require one to open bank account. Bangkok Bank being one example.

There are other reasons. 

Thanks. In above cases it seems until now I showed them a bill with my address or a bank statement and that was all they wanted. 

10 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

Thanks. In above cases it seems until now I showed them a bill with my address or a bank statement and that was all they wanted. 

I would be surprised if you could show a bill as proof of address to obtain a driving license. On the other hand, maybe you have a work permit or a yellow book that might have been accepted instead.

11 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

Thanks. In above cases it seems until now I showed them a bill with my address or a bank statement and that was all they wanted. 

That certainly would not work in Bangkok for say a driver's license.

 

8 minutes ago, Caldera said:

On the other hand, maybe you have a work permit or a yellow book that might have been accepted instead.

Is that still possible in Bangkok?

Vaguely recall it was changed to only residence certificate for TDL was acceptable.

(Permanent residents not included)

 

5 hours ago, Oxx said:

11 hours ago, BKKTRAVELER said:

OP, do it yourself, sounds most efficient and not really difficult.

You might think differently if you were my age, in poor health, and living a long, long way from Mueang Thong Thani.

He may have responded differently if you had bothered to mention those very pertinent circumstances in your OP!

31 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

Thanks. In above cases it seems until now I showed them a bill with my address or a bank statement and that was all they wanted. 

A bank statement ? 

2 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

Is that still possible in Bangkok?

Vaguely recall it was changed to only residence certificate for TDL was acceptable.

(Permanent residents not included)

Right, even that might not be possible anymore nowadays, but maybe @OneMoreFarang still got lucky whenever he needed to prove his address. 

4 hours ago, thaitom said:

A bank statement ? 

Anything official with my address on it. A bank statement, a land line phone bill, things like that. 

1 hour ago, Caldera said:

Right, even that might not be possible anymore nowadays, but maybe @OneMoreFarang still got lucky whenever he needed to prove his address. 

I have to admit I did this the last time a couple of years ago. I have no idea if anything changed. But now I have i.e. also my Thai driver license with my address on it. That seems to do the job in some cases where normally companies ask for my passport. 

7 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

You would require one for various things.

The obvious one is a Thai driving license.

Also banks can require one to open bank account. Bangkok Bank being one example.

There are other reasons. 

 

With a Yellow Book, a residence certificate is not needed.

 

1 minute ago, Chris.B said:

With a Yellow Book, a residence certificate is not needed.

 

Not needed for what? 

A Thai driving license in Bangkok? 

17 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

Rubbish reply.

In other words to the OP , the answer is No 

BTW what the heck is "visa clients"

Perhaps inquiry is about TDL.

 

 

Sorry but I thought you were asking if we offered this.

The short answer is NO.

* unless the client processed their visa through us

On 4/3/2022 at 7:28 AM, DrJack54 said:

You would require one for various things.

The obvious one is a Thai driving license.

Also banks can require one to open bank account. Bangkok Bank being one example.

There are other reasons. 

 

other reasons; to open some bank accounts, register a vehicle.....

On 4/3/2022 at 5:33 AM, Oxx said:

You might think differently if you were my age, in poor health, and living a long, long way from Mueang Thong Thani.

Do you have someone else do your extensions for you?  If so you may be able to have them do the resident certificate without you going too.

I understand you can obtain a residence certificate at MTT.  I am planning to do my 90 day report in a few months there and wish to apply for the RC whilst I am there.  My reasons for obtaining one are to open a second bank account as they require it, plus I plan to apply for a Tax Identification Number after 6 months of residency as well and I plan to obtain a thai driving license.   As this will be my first time at MTT can someone advise if there is a particular counter or area in the building I should go to apply for this please?   Also do I need to do an antigen test to get into the building or just proof of vaccination is enough?  Thank you. 

38 minutes ago, HKexpat said:

I understand you can obtain a residence certificate at MTT.

There have been recent announcements about MTT.

You need check current threads. 

Regarding of function such as 90 reports etc 

They are moving.

You need check dates.

Current threads have details

Thanks Dr Jack, not sure I understand the they are moving part do you mean MTT immigration is relocating?   Tried scrolling through recent threads as haven’t been able to figure out how to search specific items and will just go do the 90 day report at MTT and figure it out when I get there. 

7 minutes ago, HKexpat said:

Thanks Dr Jack, not sure I understand the they are moving part do you mean MTT immigration is relocating?   Tried scrolling through recent threads as haven’t been able to figure out how to search specific items and will just go do the 90 day report at MTT and figure it out when I get there. 

From the 18th onward MTT will be closed.

Ninty day reporting is moving to Chaeng Wattana and Counter K is moving to a mall in Laksi.

Info is in this topic. 

 

Thank you for clarifying Ubanjoe. 

On 4/3/2022 at 5:33 AM, Oxx said:

You might think differently if you were my age, in poor health, and living a long, long way from Mueang Thong Thani.

Some (like me) often forget that outside Tourist Areas, Agents are often used for physical convenience purposes, not only non- compliance or non- acceptance of direct govt. terms.