Thai Healthcare for Foreigners

[Wake Up1]

Hello 

 

I am a USA citizen trying to get a yellow house book in Sattihip District Chonburi Province.  
 

Would someone who has been through the process help me understand in English what I need to do please ?
 

 I have uploaded the written requirements in Thai language. The Chonburi Sattihip office does not have an English speaking officer that can help me and my family understand where to go or what to do. 
 

Thank you 
 

 

 

 

Edited 6 hours ago by Wake Up1

[Upnotover]

Evidence of adding a foreigner's name (Tor.13)

1. Original marriage certificate or family record, with 1 set of copies 1

2. Passport translated into Thai, with translation of parents' names

3. Immigration book, Tel. 038-252750-4

4. 5 1-inch photos, taken within the last 3 months

5. Witnesses, head of household, ID card + house registration, original, with copies

6. Persons who know the person who added the name, ID card + house registration, 1 set of copies

Tel. 087-7414759 (Yui) 087-9514204 Thaniam

[cjinchiangrai]

You do not need a marriage certificate, however, we needed to take the village leader, owner and the in-laws to witness that I lived there. It is a registration of you as a long term resident, not an owner or spouse. Spousal registration is a different tangle of paperwork.

 

They are not going to do anything in English for you, you will need to obtain a translator.

 

No idea what an Immigration Book is. I don't have one.

[Wake Up1]

23 minutes ago, cjinchiangrai said:

You do not need a marriage certificate, however, we needed to take the village leader, owner and the in-laws to witness that I lived there. It is a registration of you as a long term resident, not an owner or spouse. Spousal registration is a different tangle of paperwork.

 

They are not going to do anything in English for you, you will need to obtain a translator.

 

No idea what an Immigration Book is. I don't have one.

Thank you for your help. Where did you get your passport translated into Thai and did you have a separate paper for translating your parents names into Thai ? 

[cjinchiangrai]

16 minutes ago, Wake Up1 said:

Thank you for your help. Where did you get your passport translated into Thai and did you have a separate paper for translating your parents names into Thai ? 

I submitted my birth certificate as well as the passport.

 

http://www.pasa24.com/ They can translate scans online.

[CFCol]

Got our yellow housebook and pink cards in June of this year. Used a solicitor, who went with us to Tessabaan and amphora. Total cost, 7000 bhat,( total for me and my european wife). No hassle.

[edwardflory]

I am American.  BEFORE I was married, my GIRLFRIEND ( 6 months before we married ) went to amphor with me and I was able to get a Yellow House Book.

 

EVERY AMPHOR IS DIFFERENT IN ..THEIR.. REQUIREMENTS

 

REQUIRED; HER House Book, HER ID Card, MY passport - all STAMPS and PAPERWORK up to date, My TM-30 &TM-47 were at HER address, they checked to see IF I had the paperwork <<-- not checked with immigration that I am aware of.

 

You MUST Ask your LOCAL AMPHOR what THEY require.  Some will put you thru hoops to get, mine time before issue was reasonably quick.

 

ALSO...Go for the PINK ID Card at the same time

[arick]

4 hours ago, Upnotover said:

Evidence of adding a foreigner's name (Tor.13)

1. Original marriage certificate or family record, with 1 set of copies 1

2. Passport translated into Thai, with translation of parents' names

3. Immigration book, Tel. 038-252750-4

4. 5 1-inch photos, taken within the last 3 months

5. Witnesses, head of household, ID card + house registration, original, with copies

6. Persons who know the person who added the name, ID card + house registration, 1 set of copies

Tel. 087-7414759 (Yui) 087-9514204 Thaniam

All of your points I didn't need any of them only the last one. I'm not married never have been married and I got a yellow book. You don't need anything translated and what the hell is an immigration book. Delete your message cuz it's inadequate and not false information

[arick]

You need a valid visa and you need the person that owns the house or evidence that you're staying in the house and you need to go into the local registry office and get it done you do not need to be married you don't need to show him anything of that just your passport and house book

[Upnotover]

1 minute ago, arick said:

All of your points I didn't need any of them only the last one. I'm not married never have been married and I got a yellow book. You don't need anything translated and what the hell is an immigration book. Delete your message cuz it's inadequate and not false information

They are not my points they are Chonburi Sattahip offices.  Take it up with them. (phone number is there)

[Andycoops]

I needed to show a Non O visa in my passport, valid for 1 year or extension thereof for 1 year.

 

I took my wife and the village headman as a guarantor that I was resident in the village.

 

Can't remember how much I paid but it was peanuts and along time ago, 14 years, I gave the headman 500 baht for his time.

 

A painless procedure, subsequently I obtained my driving license and pink ID card.

 

An American in the next village followed the same procedure.

Edited 2 hours ago by Andycoops
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[NoDisplayName]

32 minutes ago, arick said:

All of your points I didn't need any of them only the last one. I'm not married never have been married and I got a yellow book. You don't need anything translated and what the hell is an immigration book. Delete your message cuz it's inadequate and not false information

 

As we all know, TIT, and every land office fiefdom follows a unique set of rules.  We contacted our office for their requirements.

 

OUR fiefdom's requirements:  My wife had her freshly-minted blue book and ID, I had my passport with non-O visa and TM-30 address registration.  I also had the MFA legalized translation of my US embassy notarized passport - leftover from getting the marriage certificate.  No witnesses or village headperson, no birf' certificate, no parents' translated names.

 

Time and cost: 

 

Blue book for the wife:  one hour, 30 baht.

Yellow book for hansum man:  20 minutes, free.

Pink ID:  20 minutes, 60 baht.

[Wake Up1]

1 hour ago, arick said:

You need a valid visa and you need the person that owns the house or evidence that you're staying in the house and you need to go into the local registry office and get it done you do not need to be married you don't need to show him anything of that just your passport and house book

That sounds nice but Sattihip requires more including having my passport transcribed into Thai language and my parents USA names translated into Thai language among other requirements. 

[Wake Up1]

2 hours ago, arick said:

All of your points I didn't need any of them only the last one. I'm not married never have been married and I got a yellow book. You don't need anything translated and what the hell is an immigration book. Delete your message cuz it's inadequate and not false information

All of the above is required by Sattihip. That is why I need advice from someone in Sattihip that has done Thai process if possible.