Car annual tax renew ? Help

[yash555cj]

Hello everyone , i would like to know what documents do i need for renew annual tax ?, How much time does it take to renew ? my car number plate (krungthep mahanakhon) กรุงเทพมหานคร - ฌฮ 4877, and my car model Honda Accord 2.0EL 2009 (CC1997) used . and my renew date already expired 5 days before and i m really busy with my university exams now ,im planing to go next week , i have no idea , which office should i go ? this is my first time . , is there any fine for late entry ? any advice will be appreciated

[cnx355]

You simply go to one of the Land transport office in Bangkok . If you are late, they will charge you a small daily amount when you pay.

Department of Land Transport: Offices near Bangkok

• Head Office
  At: 1032 Phaholyothin Road, Lardyao, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900
  Tel: 02 271 8888, English language ext. 4712-4 or for Thai language 1584
  Covers districts: Chatuchak, Pomprarb Satruphai, Lardprao, Samphanthawong, Don Muang, Patumwan, Bangrak, Dusit, Phayathai, Bangsue, Huay Kwang, Bangkhen, Bangkapi, Din Daeng, Saimhai and Rachathevee

You need your Blue Book and the Compulsory insurance proof.

It is a legal requirement in Thailand for cars to have Compulsory Motor Insurance (CMI or Por Ror Bor). This insurance is required by law with a set premium and cover rates. It only covers third parties and passengers.

CMI can be bought from the local Department of Land Transport Office (DLT), from car insurance companies, and from some car dealerships. The only document required is the car registration document (Blue Book or Lem Tabian).

Vehicle Roadworthiness in Thailand All cars over seven years old and motorbikes over five years old must undergo regular inspection by official test centres.

Cars older than seven years and motorbikes older than five years need to undergo a safety inspection every year in order to be issued with a document called a TorRorOr, which certifies that the vehicle is roadworthy. No reminder is issued, but without the TorRorOr it is not possible to get the annual tax sticker once the car is over seven years old.

Note: All cars must display a tax sticker on the windscreen as proof that car tax has been paid. The ticket has an expiry date. Car tax is paid annually at the local DLT office.

[yash555cj]

You simply go to one of the Land transport office in Bangkok . If you are late, they will charge you a small daily amount when you pay.

Department of Land Transport: Offices near Bangkok

• Head Office

  At

  : 1032 Phaholyothin Road, Lardyao, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900

  Tel: 02 271 8888, English language ext. 4712-4 or for Thai language 1584

  Covers districts: Chatuchak, Pomprarb Satruphai, Lardprao, Samphanthawong, Don Muang, Patumwan, Bangrak, Dusit, Phayathai, Bangsue, Huay Kwang, Bangkhen, Bangkapi, Din Daeng, Saimhai and Rachathevee

You need your Blue Book and the Compulsory insurance proof.

It is a legal requirement in Thailand for cars to have Compulsory Motor Insurance (CMI or Por Ror Bor). This insurance is required by law with a set premium and cover rates. It only covers third parties and passengers.

CMI can be bought from the local Department of Land Transport Office (DLT), from car insurance companies, and from some car dealerships. The only document required is the car registration document (Blue Book or Lem Tabian).

Vehicle Roadworthiness in Thailand All cars over seven years old and motorbikes over five years old must undergo regular inspection by official test centres.

Cars older than seven years and motorbikes older than five years need to undergo a safety inspection every year in order to be issued with a document called a TorRorOr, which certifies that the vehicle is roadworthy. No reminder is issued, but without the TorRorOr it is not possible to get the annual tax sticker once the car is over seven years old.

Note: All cars must display a tax sticker on the windscreen as proof that car tax has been paid. The ticket has an expiry date. Car tax is paid annually at the local DLT office.

thank you so much for your helpful information , can you tell me how much time does it take ? an hour or day ?

[cnx355]

You simply go to one of the Land transport office in Bangkok . If you are late, they will charge you a small daily amount when you pay.

Department of Land Transport: Offices near Bangkok

• Head Office

  At

  : 1032 Phaholyothin Road, Lardyao, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900

  Tel: 02 271 8888, English language ext. 4712-4 or for Thai language 1584

  Covers districts: Chatuchak, Pomprarb Satruphai, Lardprao, Samphanthawong, Don Muang, Patumwan, Bangrak, Dusit, Phayathai, Bangsue, Huay Kwang, Bangkhen, Bangkapi, Din Daeng, Saimhai and Rachathevee

You need your Blue Book and the Compulsory insurance proof.

It is a legal requirement in Thailand for cars to have Compulsory Motor Insurance (CMI or Por Ror Bor). This insurance is required by law with a set premium and cover rates. It only covers third parties and passengers.

CMI can be bought from the local Department of Land Transport Office (DLT), from car insurance companies, and from some car dealerships. The only document required is the car registration document (Blue Book or Lem Tabian).

Vehicle Roadworthiness in Thailand All cars over seven years old and motorbikes over five years old must undergo regular inspection by official test centres.

Cars older than seven years and motorbikes older than five years need to undergo a safety inspection every year in order to be issued with a document called a TorRorOr, which certifies that the vehicle is roadworthy. No reminder is issued, but without the TorRorOr it is not possible to get the annual tax sticker once the car is over seven years old.

Note: All cars must display a tax sticker on the windscreen as proof that car tax has been paid. The ticket has an expiry date. Car tax is paid annually at the local DLT office.

thank you so much for your helpful information , can you tell me how much time does it take ? an hour or day ?

Glad I can be of help.

If you already have your compulsory Insurance slip you then use the queue system. Normaly some staff will check your have your book and insurance slip and give you a queue number. Time varies according to the crowd present. My own experience to renew the tax sticker varies between 20 minutes and 1 hour.

If you buy the compulsory insurance at the Land Transport Office, there are insurance agents available and it take a few minutes if there are not many customers.

[Rdrokit]

I just go to the one stop counter service in my village where I pay my electric bill and car payment. I give him my blue book and he goes to the transportation office and I just pay him 100 baht plus the renewal cost. Takes only one day and I do not have to drive to the transportation office and wait in line. There are some perks in living in a village rather than a large city.

[i claudius]

I just go to the one stop counter service in my village where I pay my electric bill and car payment. I give him my blue book and he goes to the transportation office and I just pay him 100 baht plus the renewal cost. Takes only one day and I do not have to drive to the transportation office and wait in line. There are some perks in living in a village rather than a large city.

Last year when i got my mot ,he went and got it for me ,cost 200 baht(i live in a big town) but i did get a free t shirt , by the way the mot was much tougher last year ,he kicked all four tyres.

[yash555cj]

I just go to the one stop counter service in my village where I pay my electric bill and car payment. I give him my blue book and he goes to the transportation office and I just pay him 100 baht plus the renewal cost. Takes only one day and I do not have to drive to the transportation office and wait in line. There are some perks in living in a village rather than a large city.

thats great but i dont know any one stop service in bangkok

[yash555cj]

You simply go to one of the Land transport office in Bangkok . If you are late, they will charge you a small daily amount when you pay.

Department of Land Transport: Offices near Bangkok

• Head Office

  At

  : 1032 Phaholyothin Road, Lardyao, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900

  Tel: 02 271 8888, English language ext. 4712-4 or for Thai language 1584

  Covers districts: Chatuchak, Pomprarb Satruphai, Lardprao, Samphanthawong, Don Muang, Patumwan, Bangrak, Dusit, Phayathai, Bangsue, Huay Kwang, Bangkhen, Bangkapi, Din Daeng, Saimhai and Rachathevee

You need your Blue Book and the Compulsory insurance proof.

It is a legal requirement in Thailand for cars to have Compulsory Motor Insurance (CMI or Por Ror Bor). This insurance is required by law with a set premium and cover rates. It only covers third parties and passengers.

CMI can be bought from the local Department of Land Transport Office (DLT), from car insurance companies, and from some car dealerships. The only document required is the car registration document (Blue Book or Lem Tabian).

Vehicle Roadworthiness in Thailand All cars over seven years old and motorbikes over five years old must undergo regular inspection by official test centres.

Cars older than seven years and motorbikes older than five years need to undergo a safety inspection every year in order to be issued with a document called a TorRorOr, which certifies that the vehicle is roadworthy. No reminder is issued, but without the TorRorOr it is not possible to get the annual tax sticker once the car is over seven years old.

Note: All cars must display a tax sticker on the windscreen as proof that car tax has been paid. The ticket has an expiry date. Car tax is paid annually at the local DLT office.

thank you so much for your helpful information , can you tell me how much time does it take ? an hour or day ?

Glad I can be of help.

If you already have your compulsory Insurance slip you then use the queue system. Normaly some staff will check your have your book and insurance slip and give you a queue number. Time varies according to the crowd present. My own experience to renew the tax sticker varies between 20 minutes and 1 hour.

If you buy the compulsory insurance at the Land Transport Office, there are insurance agents available and it take a few minutes if there are not many customers.

thanks man

[Hairyharry]

Additional help re documents required please.

The car is being bought on HP so don't have the blue registration book. Do I simply take the HP agreement instead or is there something else needed?

[steve187]

Copy of blue book