Selling a motorcycle

[TheFishman1]

What paperwork do I need I wanna sell my motorcycle and I have somebody who wants to buy it

[roo860]

9 minutes ago, TheFishman1 said:

What paperwork do I need I wanna sell my motorcycle and I have somebody who wants to buy it

Thai or foreigner?

[richard_smith237]

Run a google search for “aseannow motorcycle transfer”…

 

… that should bring up loads of info (the forum search engine is weak)…

 

 

 

[richard_smith237]

2 minutes ago, roo860 said:

Thai or foreigner?

& as above…  help people to help you…

Provide details.

 

Buyer / Seller Nationality 

Visa status / location

(all necessary info to assist you with answers) 

[roo860]

21 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

& as above…  help people to help you…

Provide details.

 

Buyer / Seller Nationality 

Visa status / location

(all necessary info to assist you with answers) 

I bought a bike from a foreigner earlier this year, did the Power of Attorney form and the selling form  so I could go alone, he provided passport, visa copy all signed in BLUE ink, and his COR. you can download the forms. As a buyer I supplied visa, passport and yellow book copy, and a new one was pink card because I had yellow book, but that was easily obtained at the City Hall.

[richard_smith237]

38 minutes ago, roo860 said:

I bought a bike from a foreigner earlier this year, did the Power of Attorney form and the selling form  so I could go alone, he provided passport, visa copy all signed in BLUE ink, and his COR. you can download the forms. As a buyer I supplied visa, passport and yellow book copy, and a new one was pink card because I had yellow book, but that was easily obtained at the City Hall.

 

I did the same a number of years back (selling to a non-Thai)

I Just signed proof of sale, POA and signed over the green book - left the rest with him. 

I was contacted a year later, he wanted another POA as he'd not bothered to put the bike in his name for a year.

 

I sold another bike a couple of years ago this time to a guy in a different province (a non-Thai), I never even met him, he transfered a deposit, I sent photos of the bike being loaded onto transport, he transfered the balance, I then posted the GreenBook, POA, Letter of Sale etc separately.

 

 

From the sellers point of view, its exactly the same as a Car (I've sold on a few Cars to foreigners and Thai's).

The transfer process is quite simple and there is a lot of info out there - but its a moving target and reliant on a few factors such as location / Nationality of seller and buyer etc... 

 

Note: Based on comments on this forum, some DLT's want proof of address from the Seller, but I've never encountered that (and its also reported that some won't accept a Yellow Book, but again, when buying in Bangkok, I've never encountered that).