Yellow book and moving

[Asean Tiger]

If I sell my condo and move residence to a new condo I buy can I change the address in Yellow book or do I need a new one?

Same amphure

[Upnotover]

My book has only one page for the property address (page 1), all the other pages are to record the people that live there.  Guessing a new book is needed, and the old one in theory should be updated to remove you from it.

[DrJack54]

https://aseannow.com/topic/1289232-whats-involved-with-changing-my-house-book-registration-yellow-book-to-a-new-address-in-a-different-location/

[rodney960]

A yellow book is a house, detailing foreigners living there. It should stay with the house when you sell.

Make sure you have a copy of it, as it makes it slightly easier when getting a yellow book for your new condo.

Unless you are buying it from foreigners, who may already have a yellow for the condo.

[khunPer]

9 hours ago, Asean Tiger said:

If I sell my condo and move residence to a new condo I buy can I change the address in Yellow book or do I need a new one?

Same amphure

A house book belongs to the house, not to any person registered in the book. If you sell your condo – or house – the house book follows the house, listed on first page, and the new owner of the new owner of the property.

 

However, residents that moves out from the house need to be delised in the house book. If it is same procedure as the blue house book, the house – or condo – owner will be informed to bring the house book to the local tessa ban district office, to get names delisted, when registered in another house book.

 

For a foreigner to obtain a yellow house book – i.e., to be registered first time – is a precedure, which includes translation of passport and often witnesses, which in some districts can be little complicated. I suggest, that you keep copy of the first or eralier yelloe house book and bring when applying for a new yellow house book in the new flat, as when already being accepted, and also having a pink ID-card for foreigners, it should be easy to get a new yellow house book issued for a new condo or house.

 

You need to be registered as host or house master – owner of the condo/house should be be registered as host – to be the one allowing names registered in a house book. I write "owner of house", as a foreigner can own a house; it's the land under the house that the foreigner cannot own.

[Asean Tiger]

8 hours ago, khunPer said:

A house book belongs to the house, not to any person registered in the book. If you sell your condo – or house – the house book follows the house, listed on first page, and the new owner of the new owner of the property.

 

However, residents that moves out from the house need to be delised in the house book. If it is same procedure as the blue house book, the house – or condo – owner will be informed to bring the house book to the local tessa ban district office, to get names delisted, when registered in another house book.

 

For a foreigner to obtain a yellow house book – i.e., to be registered first time – is a precedure, which includes translation of passport and often witnesses, which in some districts can be little complicated. I suggest, that you keep copy of the first or eralier yelloe house book and bring when applying for a new yellow house book in the new flat, as when already being accepted, and also having a pink ID-card for foreigners, it should be easy to get a new yellow house book issued for a new condo or house.

 

You need to be registered as host or house master – owner of the condo/house should be be registered as host – to be the one allowing names registered in a house book. I write "owner of house", as a foreigner can own a house; it's the land under the house that the foreigner cannot own.

Thank you. I have the blue book from this condo. The previous owner was a Thai lady