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Posted
5 minutes ago, LukKrueng said:

2 options:

1. Wait for the documents from the insurer to arrive.

2. Buy new p.r.b (compulsory insurance) at the DLT

 

usually when buying 1st class insurance it comes with the compulsory insurance. I know mine does 

 

You need the original document, so email doesn't help

Gov. compulsory is paid for separately, most brokers ask if you want it, because you may already have it.

You will have paid for it on top of the insurance you purchased, as they must pay the Gov....????

Posted
21 hours ago, transam said:

I have a printout of the gov insurance in the car that I downloaded...We taxed the car today with it, but, the insurance folk may send me the proper gov one, not sure, yet..

Update, the Gov insurance paper with the silver strip down it turned up today, which will be kept in the car for the ol' Bill...

PS. Remember, we taxed the car on the email print off, so it seems my insurance broker has all the dots lined up....????

Posted
On 8/15/2023 at 12:37 PM, transam said:

Private insurance usually ask if you would like them to sort Gov insurance, I think there is no fee for that, it saves a lot of messing about.

Yeah.

My insurance company does the running around for me for a charge of 100 Baht on top of the insurance premium, road worthiness test and tax. All done and dusted in a couple of days. 

Posted
2 minutes ago, Muhendis said:

Yeah.

My insurance company does the running around for me for a charge of 100 Baht on top of the insurance premium, road worthiness test and tax. All done and dusted in a couple of days. 

They come and collect your car to have it tested.....?     :huh:

Posted
1 minute ago, transam said:

They come and collect your car to have it tested.....?     :huh:

Wouldn't that be nice.

No. I have to drive to the test center about 1 km with a bit of paper from the insurance office. Free at point of delivery.

Posted
Just now, Muhendis said:

Wouldn't that be nice.

No. I have to drive to the test center about 1 km with a bit of paper from the insurance office. Free at point of delivery.

Papers arrived from my finance company for the weekend car today asking for proof of Por ror Bor.

Flicked it thru on email.

had confirmation of road tax paid within 1 hr.

no drive any where...or even leave my office chair.

 

Not sure why many struggle with such simple tasks.

Posted
3 minutes ago, Ralf001 said:

Papers arrived from my finance company for the weekend car today asking for proof of Por ror Bor.

Flicked it thru on email.

had confirmation of road tax paid within 1 hr.

no drive any where...or even leave my office chair.

 

Not sure why many struggle with such simple tasks.

Perhaps we don't have finance...........????

Posted (edited)
4 minutes ago, transam said:

Perhaps we don't have finance...........????

Difference between finance and not... you have to get off your arse and go sort it.

 

Process is still that easy that even the most basic of human being can do.

 

we seem to have members on this forum that are sub basic human being... wonder if they need assistance to wipe their arse ?

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Posted
4 minutes ago, Ralf001 said:

Difference between finance and not... you have to get off your arse and go sort it.

 

Process is still that easy that even the most basic of human being can do.

 

we seem to have members on this forum that are sub basic human being... wonder if they need assistance to wipe their arse ?

Ooooooooooooooooh no we don't..........And many of us don't have finance to worry about............I hope your job is safe......????

 

Ralphy, be careful you don't fall off your high horse, especially if it's on credit......????

Posted (edited)
2 minutes ago, transam said:

Ooooooooooooooooh no we don't..........And many of us don't have finance to worry about............I hope your job is safe......????

 

Ralphy, be careful you don't fall off your high horse, especially if it's on credit......????

I have 4 cars (the daily drivers are new and financed)  and 6 motorbikes that are not financed.

Insurance both private and compulsory as well as road tax is very basic to do.

Do you struggle with the sorting such basic a task with you Suzuki Celery Mr Transman ?

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Posted
Just now, Ralf001 said:

I have 4 car and 6 motorbikes that are not financed.

Insurance both private and compulsory as well as road tax is very basic to do.

Do you struggle with the sorting such basic a task with you Suzuki Celery Mr Transman ?

I've got 10 cars and 17 bikes, so there, none are on credit though...............????

 

Posted
9 minutes ago, transam said:

I've got 10 cars and 17 bikes, so there, none are on credit though...............????

 

Good for you champ, you want a gold star ?

Posted
3 minutes ago, Ralf001 said:

Good for you champ, you want a gold star ?

No, not into B.S.A. bikes, more a Norton guy, as I worked there.............????

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Posted
On 8/15/2023 at 12:57 PM, Lacessit said:

In case you have not noticed, there is something of a language barrier when communicating with a Thai insurance company, even when they are communicating in English.

That's another reason to learn Thai if you choose to live in Thailand.  

Posted
1 hour ago, transam said:

They come and collect your car to have it tested.....?     :huh:

I used an agent to get a bike I own legal because it was a fairly complex process:

 

1.  It had not been taxed for years

2.  Change of ownership

3.  Colour change

4.  New book and registration plate in a different province

5.  Vehicle testing process

 

All that was done and the vehicle never left my house.

Posted
1 minute ago, In the jungle said:

I used an agent to get a bike I own legal because it was a fairly complex process:

 

1.  It had not been taxed for years

2.  Change of ownership

3.  Colour change

4.  New book and registration plate in a different province

5.  Vehicle testing process

 

All that was done and the vehicle never left my house.

There we see all that is wrong in Thailand.

Posted
13 minutes ago, Muhendis said:

There we see all that is wrong in Thailand.

I have better things to do with my time than deal with those matters.

 

The agent was told that if he wanted to take the bike with him I was content with that.

Posted

Additional private car insurance is not required to renew your annual road registration, the compulsory government insurance is issued and paid for at the same time as the new 1 year windscreen sticker.

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