Renewal (update) of Thai I.D. card.

[5davidhen1]

My Thai girlfriend, whose home address is in Ubon Ratchathani, needs to renew her I.D. card.

Can anyone tell me what time Pattaya City Hall opens for such business?

Also, she tells me that years ago, she would have needed to return home to perform such an act --- surely this cannot be true, can it???

[Upnotover]

An old thread, but may be some use;

 

[carlyai]

Yep that was/is true.

I know my Thai son in Bangkok has to go to vote in the province where his house is registered. As he is the housemaster of our Pattaya house he goes the Pattaya to vote.

Not sure if it has changed or not.

So if her ID card is from Kalasin province she has to go to Kalasin to renew it. I think that's correct.

 

[PJ71]

21 hours ago, 5davidhen1 said:

My Thai girlfriend, whose home address is in Ubon Ratchathani, needs to renew her I.D. card.

Can anyone tell me what time Pattaya City Hall opens for such business?

Also, she tells me that years ago, she would have needed to return home to perform such an act --- surely this cannot be true, can it???

She doesn't know herself or can't find out??

[LukKrueng]

23 hours ago, carlyai said:

Yep that was/is true.

I know my Thai son in Bangkok has to go to vote in the province where his house is registered. As he is the housemaster of our Pattaya house he goes the Pattaya to vote.

Not sure if it has changed or not.

So if her ID card is from Kalasin province she has to go to Kalasin to renew it. I think that's correct.

 

Getting a replacement ID card has nothing to do with voting and can be done at any District office. Early voting can be done anywhere as well, but voting on election day must be done where one is registered, according to official address.

[5davidhen1]

Thank you to all respondents.