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Depends on which office you are going to, they all have varying requirements. Usually copies of PP showing a long stay visa, a TM30 receipt,  a couple of photos. Some offices wont do one on a visa exempt or tourist visa.

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Depends where you are in CM can just do via LINE at colonel visa by sending copy passport and visa stamp. They then can send by grab.

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9 hours ago, BusNo8 said:

I didn't Google it. I tend to like to ask these sorts of questions here because websites are rarely updated

 

That's a good point. But you really need to mention which immigration office you'll be using, as the requirements differ between offices.

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On 5/26/2024 at 6:27 AM, BusNo8 said:

Which documents are required for me to obtain a residence certificate? Copies, originals. Thank you

Your PP (make sure a copy of your 90 day report is attached to your pp)

Certificate form. 

A copy of pp 1st page , A copy of your visa/extension page, A copy of "entered the country stamp page.

 

 

 

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Jomtien have their own form to fill out and won’t accept one from the online Thai immigration portal. Check with your local immigration department. 

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I need one to extend a 5 year drivers license at Bang Jak land office, On nut.

 

However, I currently am on a TR60 visa, so not 90 reporting receipt, I can get a TM30 from my apartment owner.

 

Is there any chance of getting a COR at CW , based on the above ?

 

What if I return with a O-A visa and have no 90 day report?  Later this year?

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4 minutes ago, khlongtoey said:

Is there any chance of getting a COR at CW , based on the above ?

No. CW requires you to have made a 90 day report at CW immigration.

Which embassy.

Some embassies issue equivalent to COR. 

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9 minutes ago, Thingamabob said:

What are the benefits of having a residency certificate ?

Required to obtain/renew car/bike license.

Currently required to open bank account.

If you have annual extensions from non O etc some banks will not require COR

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1 minute ago, khlongtoey said:

US EMB

 

so I guess out of luck,

US embassy will not provide substitute for COR.

Nor does AU, UK

No I'm not confusing the letter for income method. 

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3 hours ago, problemfarang said:

I asked to Nonthaburi Immigration 2 years ago for my driving license. They told me they dont give anymore. I took from my embassy

UK, USA, AU embassies do not provide proof of residence 

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On 5/25/2024 at 7:07 PM, brianthainess said:

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I applied this week at Chiang Rai immigration.  Only provided 1 & 2 from your list.  Told me to come back in a week to pick it up.  No mention I had to pay anything.  On LTR if that matters.

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On 5/27/2024 at 3:57 PM, Thingamabob said:

What are the benefits of having a residency certificate ?

 

On 5/27/2024 at 4:09 PM, DrJack54 said:

Required to obtain/renew car/bike license.

Currently required to open bank account.

If you have annual extensions from non O etc some banks will not require COR

 

They are also a prerequisite to obtaining Tax Identification Numbers from our local revenue offices in the light of the taxation changes currently being discussed at length elsewhere on here! Maybe these are what has motivated the OP's request?

 

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8 hours ago, problemfarang said:

I asked to Nonthaburi Immigration 2 years ago for my driving license. They told me they dont give anymore. I took from my embassy

 

So presumably you are not American, Australian or British? It would appear from what you have said that individuals of those 3 nationalities living within the catchment area of Nonthaburi Immigration can, in practice, kiss goodbye to any chance of being able to drive legitimately on the highways and byeways of LOS.

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On 5/26/2024 at 6:42 AM, BusNo8 said:

I didn't Google it. I tend to like to ask these sorts of questions here because websites are rarely updated

 

Plus the risk in obtaining definitive info from the horse's mouth (i.e. your local immigration office) IMHO is that what you are told might depend on (1) the particular officer you speak to, and (2) more importantly, which side of the bed they got out of that morning!😔

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