Insurance sticker display

Renewed my Insurance recently[Toyota pick up]I was not given a windscreen sticker, when asked the lass in the office why she said dont need to display now .I have noticed since a number of cars-trucks not displaying ins .Is this a change or is my ins provider giving me sh-t.I have been stopped once since [@ a checkpoint ] nothing said ,boy in brown a very good example of Los

Yes it is a change, this year I believe. Applies to motorbikes as well.

from what i can gather from the wife , who i must admit is not that clued up on this sort of thing, there is no need to have the insurance sticker because public liability insurance is now included in your road tax . however ive just renewed my insurance , and keep a photocopy of the certificate in the vehicle, just in case !!!!!!

Bandung_Dero wrote:Not quite correct, it is not included in the road tax. You must have proof in the way of a receipt for your para bor (compulsory 3rd party or public liability) insurance, which has to be kept with the blue book, before you can renew the annual tax. Usually you get the para bor renewed with you class 1 or what ever general car insurance you have and it costs about 1050 Baht. You pay some 900 to 6000 Baht for the road tax

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i wish !!!!!! just been to the purple palace and was mugged for 7700 for my road tax , but only paid 25 baht for a vehicle passport for loas. but thanks for the insurance info , like i said her indoors not that that clued up on stuff like that . but shes very sweet so i cope with it.

yesterday I paid Por Ror Bor Insurance 645 baht for a one year old CRV. Is that too little? I pay 900+baht for a Nissan NV.
I only ask as the girl handling our business wasn't exactly the sharpest tool in the box.
Are there any other CRV owners with comparable fees.
Cheers

Think you need to check what insurance you have, Patriot. At that level, you may have the class 3, just compulsory coverage. Or the same for a motorbike.

Clarification required.
No need to display Insurance sticker, we all know that.
renewal of yearly Road tax normally includes Third party only insurance however some may have to pay more.
I paid last year Number 1 ins approx 12000 baht for a 6 year old Mitsu 4x4, when it was 1 year old was about 23000, so any less than average means you do not have number 1 ins and here as long as you can afford it that is a MUST .

JR wrote:Think you need to check what insurance you have, Patriot. At that level, you may have the class 3, just compulsory coverage. Or the same for a motorbike.

Blimey JR, where did you dig this up, it's over two years old!!

My compulsory insurance is still 645baht for the CRV, and 900+for the NV which I couldn't understand then. I presume it is the earning capability of a "truck"(NV - albeit pretty useless for carrying anything other than two dogs and a bicycle!!) being greater than that of a "car"(CRV).

FYI, my First Class Insurance on the CRV is now at 17,000 baht with Bangkok Insurance, and 7,000 for the NV.

As Paul said, the Insurance sticker is no longer displayed ... only the tax disc, which is only available after proof of compulsory insurance payment.

patriot, i know what an srv and a rv are but i have no idea whar a crv and nv are. please translate

Beg pardon.

"CRV" is Honda's SUV, and "NV" is Nissan's mini-pickup.

thank you, something else to remember