Bike Registration

[sharktooth]

I am moving from pattaya to chiang mai and my bike was originally registered in pattaya. Do I need to re-register in chiang mai and get a new plate?

[Kwasaki]

No-one answered ?? I don't really know but as a guess if you have a new address in another province I think the bike is supposed to be registered there and should have a CM plate.

[thaicbr]

correct.. Should.... but you don't have to. Maybe easier in the long term though.. being seen as a local.

[janverbeem]

I live in Pattaya and my bike is registered in Bangkok.I just do my yearly tax renewals in Pattaya with no questions asked.If I had to transfer it to pattaya I would also get a new number attached to it.

[seedy]

Bought my HD in 2005. BKK registration.

New tax stamp every year. BKK, Pattaya, CNX.

No problem.

Edited January 22, 2012 by seedy

[katabeachbum]

Change of adress must be reported to DLT in new Province. Few bothers.

Change of plate only if you desire and want to pay a few hundred baht for it

[vel_tins]

Change of adress must be reported to DLT in new Province. Few bothers

Agree, but if you want to sell the bike, the buyer might have trouble to transfer ownership.

I don´t know about CNX, but in Pattaya/Banglamung, it is NOT possible to transfer ownership from a "foreign" bike.

You have to go to Chonburi (three times).

Stupid system!

[katabeachbum]

Change of adress must be reported to DLT in new Province. Few bothers

Agree, but if you want to sell the bike, the buyer might have trouble to transfer ownership.

I don´t know about CNX, but in Pattaya/Banglamung, it is NOT possible to transfer ownership from a "foreign" bike.

You have to go to Chonburi (three times).

Stupid system!

yeah, I should have said few bothers until they want to transfer ownership. Then there is a 5 days wait for new DLT to get docs/files from old DLT, before ownership transfer can take place