My motorbike license expired a year ago. Where can I get a new licence in Bangkok? What documents do I need? How long does it take?

Department of Land Transport, near Mochit BTS Station

How long did it take the first time and what documents did you use then?

As you go along the Sukhumvit heading into town there is a centre on the right side about 1 km before you get to On-Nut BTS. I took my WP and passport and had to do a lap around their circuit on 1 of their bikes ( did not have my own ) cost 100 baht I think.

As you go along the Sukhumvit heading into town there is a centre on the right side about 1 km before you get to On-Nut BTS. I took my WP and passport and had to do a lap around their circuit on 1 of their bikes ( did not have my own ) cost 100 baht I think.

Normally you need:

- Non tourist visa

- Health certificate (get it at any clinic)

- Proof of adress (immigration / embassy)

You need to do a do some laps around an circuit, and you need to do some theory on a computer need to pass both.

As you go along the Sukhumvit heading into town there is a centre on the right side about 1 km before you get to On-Nut BTS. I took my WP and passport and had to do a lap around their circuit on 1 of their bikes ( did not have my own ) cost 100 baht I think.

Normally you need:

- Non tourist visa

- Health certificate (get it at any clinic)

- Proof of adress (immigration / embassy)

You need to do a do some laps around an circuit, and you need to do some theory on a computer need to pass both.

Does anyone know if there is really a licence office near On Nut? If so exactly where is it? Much preferred to Mo Chit for me especially since I'm not sure if Mo Chit if flooded.

As for the proof of address, can I get away with a rental lease and several utility bills in my name? Or is that too logical?

As you go along the Sukhumvit heading into town there is a centre on the right side about 1 km before you get to On-Nut BTS. I took my WP and passport and had to do a lap around their circuit on 1 of their bikes ( did not have my own ) cost 100 baht I think.

Normally you need:

- Non tourist visa

- Health certificate (get it at any clinic)

- Proof of adress (immigration / embassy)

You need to do a do some laps around an circuit, and you need to do some theory on a computer need to pass both.

Does anyone know if there is really a licence office near On Nut? If so exactly where is it? Much preferred to Mo Chit for me especially since I'm not sure if Mo Chit if flooded.

As for the proof of address, can I get away with a rental lease and several utility bills in my name? Or is that too logical?

Proof of address.. nope really immigration or embassy

Your other questions i cant answer.

As you go along the Sukhumvit heading into town there is a centre on the right side about 1 km before you get to On-Nut BTS. I took my WP and passport and had to do a lap around their circuit on 1 of their bikes ( did not have my own ) cost 100 baht I think.

Normally you need:

- Non tourist visa

- Health certificate (get it at any clinic)

- Proof of adress (immigration / embassy)

You need to do a do some laps around an circuit, and you need to do some theory on a computer need to pass both.

Does anyone know if there is really a licence office near On Nut? If so exactly where is it? Much preferred to Mo Chit for me especially since I'm not sure if Mo Chit if flooded.

As for the proof of address, can I get away with a rental lease and several utility bills in my name? Or is that too logical?

Yes, there is a Land Transport office just after Sukhumvit Soi 99, it's at the end of a long soi. You can only use this office if you live in it's service area (Prakhanong, Prawet, Suan Luang, Klong Toey and Wattana).

As for proof of address, you will (as mentioned) need immigration or embassy letter, or if you have it work permit or yellow tabien bahn. I would say you have zero chance of getting them to accept rental agreement or utility bills.

Sophon

How long did it take the first time and what documents did you use then?

i did it in another province and it took half a day. I had to do a driving test and multiple choice test. I used my housing registration document and passport.