Post by Admin on Jun 11, 2022 19:35:33 GMT
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If you have a motorcycle license
Before coming to Thailand, you will need to apply for an international license at your local town hall.
The international permit is sufficient for a short stay, but if you stay for more than three months, you will have to pass the Thai motorcycle permit.
You will need your Foreign license and the international license.
Whether you have an expatriate visa or a tourist visa, you will need these documents:
A medical certificate issued by an approved State Hospital
Just go to an approved state hospital and ask for a medical certificate for the driver’s license, the doctor will then give you a short medical examination and give you the document for a cost of 50 to 200 baht.
A certificate of residence
Ask the nearest immigration office or your embassy.
You will need:
Two-color passport photos of 4cm x 6cm
Copies of the passport: the main page, the visa, the TM6 form (it is the white paper stapled) and the entry stamp, also bring your original passport.
Proof of residence: the rental contract if you rent, the “yellow book” if you are the owner or an invoice with an indication of the duration if you stay in a hotel or a guesthouse.
The form for residence certificate completed.
Immigration will then give you a date (1 to 2 weeks depending on the office) to pick up your certificate.
If you have a motorcycle license
Before coming to Thailand, you will need to apply for an international license at your local town hall.
The international permit is sufficient for a short stay, but if you stay for more than three months, you will have to pass the Thai motorcycle permit.
You will need your Foreign license and the international license.
Whether you have an expatriate visa or a tourist visa, you will need these documents:
A medical certificate issued by an approved State Hospital
Just go to an approved state hospital and ask for a medical certificate for the driver’s license, the doctor will then give you a short medical examination and give you the document for a cost of 50 to 200 baht.
A certificate of residence
Ask the nearest immigration office or your embassy.
You will need:
Two-color passport photos of 4cm x 6cm
Copies of the passport: the main page, the visa, the TM6 form (it is the white paper stapled) and the entry stamp, also bring your original passport.
Proof of residence: the rental contract if you rent, the “yellow book” if you are the owner or an invoice with an indication of the duration if you stay in a hotel or a guesthouse.
The form for residence certificate completed.
Immigration will then give you a date (1 to 2 weeks depending on the office) to pick up your certificate.