Certified copy of a British passport/proof of address documents

[stubuzz]

I will be sending my passport in to get a certified copy made. However, am i correct in thinking that i can use documents with my UK address as proof of identity or will i need to use my local Thai address?

From the website:

We accept British passports as proof of your identity.

We accept any one of the following documents as proof of your address. DVLA issued photocard driving licence, mortgage statement, tenancy agreement or Housing Association rent card. If issued in the past three months, bank statement, letter from your bank, utility bill, council tax demand, Inland Revenue tax demand or a self assessment statement.

Documents can be in English or Thai and should contain your name as it appears on your passport.

Edited February 28, 2023 by stubuzz

[KannikaP]

31 minutes ago, stubuzz said:

From the website

Which website please?

Isn't it crazy that you can enter the country with you passport, but need it certifying to do anything else with it.

[stubuzz]

2 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

Which website please?

Isn't it crazy that you can enter the country with you passport, but need it certifying to do anything else with it.

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/notarial-and-documentary-services-guide-for-thailand#certified-copy-of-a-british-passport

 

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