Non-Thai

[hgma]

Curious.

casus

Couple.... non Thai apply for house registration....

well known requirements at hand.

passport translation

marriage certificate

2 witnesses etc etc

2 new request came up

3 Photo's

and some sort house registration "manual" which they needed to translate from Thai into English

Besides the costs it was absolute unknown to me to be a requirement for house registration.

Does anybody has had the same experience ?????

HGMA

[hgma]

Oh dear

i forgot

AND a "permit" from immigration.

[jimbeam1]

Sorry I don't really understand. Is it a yellow book (Tabien Bahn)that you are talking about> If so I suggest you have a look in, Real Estate and housing forum.

jb1

[Westering]

Oh dear

i forgot

AND a "permit" from immigration.

My experience- I had hoped my name could be put in the same book with my wife's name but as it turned out i got my own book. We only needed to show translation of my passport, copy of my wife's ID card, a copy of her house book, our marriage certificate, and a statement from immigration police that I had shown our house as my location for some time.

Everything was rip roi and I got my book relatively quickly and easily.

I don't want to come across as an "old hand" because I'm not, but my experience tells me that when they start throwing extra requiirments at you they are looking for a small inducement (cash) to let your application go through.

I should mention that my wife knows how to do these things and we brought a family member who is a gov't official along to speak for me. Our little gift was just some baked goods.

Good Luck

[zzaa09]

Sorry I don't really understand. Is it a yellow book (Tabien Bahn)that you are talking about> If so I suggest you have a look in, Real Estate and housing forum.

jb1

Is this person referring to a non-Thai "couple" or one party being non-Thai?