My GF is going to Australia to work,I will be following early in Nov.We want to change name (from hers to mine)on our bike,any help/tips would be great as i haven't a clue,thanks in advance.

First thing you need is a paper from immigration soi 5 in Jomtien. Bring your passport, passport photos and receipt/lease/rental for your room/condo/house.

...for what ??? think about and save money ..is it worth it ?

...for what ??? think about and save money ..is it worth it ?

How much is it?

Nightrider is right....and tell the immigration people that you need a document for transfer of a vehicle.

After obtaining the document from immigration, head for any motorbike shop and they'll do the transfer job for you.

Probably you'll have to pay new insurance (THB 450) and eventually new road tax (THB 100) and i think that the tranfer fee is THB 800.

It takes approx. 40 days before the green book carries your name.

Why transfer it is a good question.. then you'll need another residence certificate from immigration if you decide to sell it.

Nightrider is right....and tell the immigration people that you need a document for transfer of a vehicle.

After obtaining the document from immigration, head for any motorbike shop and they'll do the transfer job for you.

Probably you'll have to pay new insurance (THB 450) and eventually new road tax (THB 100) and i think that the tranfer fee is THB 800.

It takes approx. 40 days before the green book carries your name.

Think about it, Immigration does not have forms for transferring vehicle ownership...

He will need a Residency Certificate, which is available from immigration, but the transfer documents are from the DLT office...

The seller and buyer must both sign the transfer documents and present them to the DLT office for the transfer...

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Nightrider is right....and tell the immigration people that you need a document for transfer of a vehicle.

After obtaining the document from immigration, head for any motorbike shop and they'll do the transfer job for you.

Probably you'll have to pay new insurance (THB 450) and eventually new road tax (THB 100) and i think that the tranfer fee is THB 800.

It takes approx. 40 days before the green book carries your name.

A lot of thinks and probably's in that post and all the information is incorrect, no new insurance and tax, green book done at the time. will need form from immigration 1 out of 3 ain't bad.

why bother keep in G/F friends name anyone can tax and insure

Nightrider is right....and tell the immigration people that you need a document for transfer of a vehicle.

After obtaining the document from immigration, head for any motorbike shop and they'll do the transfer job for you.

Probably you'll have to pay new insurance (THB 450) and eventually new road tax (THB 100) and i think that the tranfer fee is THB 800.

It takes approx. 40 days before the green book carries your name.

A lot of thinks and probably's in that post and all the information is incorrect, no new insurance and tax, green book done at the time. will need form from immigration 1 out of 3 ain't bad.

why bother keep in G/F friends name anyone can tax and insure

Unless you'd like to sell the bike before leaving for Ozzie land........one advise given....useless as well

Expensive

Expensive

Just called DLT 300 BHT for everying