Is anyone here claiming otherwise?
Yellow House Books
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robytoby1960
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robytoby1960
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Yes and the first page mention the owner of the house... I do not display it now
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robytoby1960
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Its just like if you get your residence certificate in your home country...instead of renewing it every 3 months, you get it in the way to proove permanently
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I mean...I confirm that it has nothing to do with the ownership of the house...except the first page in that document, there the owner is mentioned and that will in the most cases be our beloved halves
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So besides taking some witnessess who know you and speak Thai to the lady in this Udon Thani Amphur office, typically what other documents should a Farang take with him, for the purpose of getting his Yellow Book,such as,
1.Copy of Passport and Original Passport
2.Copy of Thai Non Imm O-A Visa
3.Any Bank details??
4. Copy of Blue Book of House where you will stay??
pipoz4444
1.Copy of Passport and Original Passport
2.Copy of Thai Non Imm O-A Visa
3.Any Bank details??
4. Copy of Blue Book of House where you will stay??
pipoz4444
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Thank you
pipoz4444
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Having done mine last month, its worth noting that you MUST have at least 3 months remaining on your visa. mine was done on a multi-entry O-A visa.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
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Thanks, I still have 7 months left to go, on my multi entry Non Imm O-A Visa
pipoz4444
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I had items 1, 3 and 4 but was only on a 60 tourist visa from Vientiene. Dont know how the G/F (now the missus) managed it as all discussion were in Thai at Nong Han Amphur (sure she paid some additional 'fee') But received my yellow book without any real problems.pipoz4444 wrote: ↑July 8, 2019, 7:22 pmSo besides taking some witnessess who know you and speak Thai to the lady in this Udon Thani Amphur office, typically what other documents should a Farang take with him, for the purpose of getting his Yellow Book,such as,
1.Copy of Passport and Original Passport
2.Copy of Thai Non Imm O-A Visa
3.Any Bank details??
4. Copy of Blue Book of House where you will stay??
pipoz4444
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Thanks AlexOAlexO wrote: ↑July 9, 2019, 8:14 amI had items 1, 3 and 4 but was only on a 60 tourist visa from Vientiene. Dont know how the G/F (now the missus) managed it as all discussion were in Thai at Nong Han Amphur (sure she paid some additional 'fee') But received my yellow book without any real problems.pipoz4444 wrote: ↑July 8, 2019, 7:22 pmSo besides taking some witnessess who know you and speak Thai to the lady in this Udon Thani Amphur office, typically what other documents should a Farang take with him, for the purpose of getting his Yellow Book,such as,
1.Copy of Passport and Original Passport
2.Copy of Thai Non Imm O-A Visa
3.Any Bank details??
4. Copy of Blue Book of House where you will stay??
pipoz4444
pipoz4444
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This seems to be a moving target like many issues with Thailand, so let me give an update as of today.
I have been informed that I need to do the following, will let everybody know if this is successful.
1. Photocopy Passport
2. Get Embassy to certify passport is as per copy, get a lovely official stamp
3. Translate stamped copy passport, get another lovely stamp
4. Lodge paperwork at MFA in BKK, get another lovely stamp
5. Take certified paperwork to Amphur (complete with all lovely stamps)
6. Amphur calls after a few days that paperwork is acceptable
7. Attend Amphur with two witnesses over the age of 18 (I am taking headman and his assistance at my expense)
8. If all is well, issue Yellow Book and Pink card for a small fee.
My situation. Have type O visa, officially married, have TM30.
Looks like a 5,000 THB exercise with airfares and accommodation in BKK for one night.
I have been informed that I need to do the following, will let everybody know if this is successful.
1. Photocopy Passport
2. Get Embassy to certify passport is as per copy, get a lovely official stamp
3. Translate stamped copy passport, get another lovely stamp
4. Lodge paperwork at MFA in BKK, get another lovely stamp
5. Take certified paperwork to Amphur (complete with all lovely stamps)
6. Amphur calls after a few days that paperwork is acceptable
7. Attend Amphur with two witnesses over the age of 18 (I am taking headman and his assistance at my expense)
8. If all is well, issue Yellow Book and Pink card for a small fee.
My situation. Have type O visa, officially married, have TM30.
Looks like a 5,000 THB exercise with airfares and accommodation in BKK for one night.
I had a bumper sticker in Texas that read 'Beam me up Scotty'. I often wish I could find one in Udon Thani
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The requirements are specific to the office that you are applying at. I got mine a few months ago in Ampur Non Sa-At. I did not need 2, 3, 4 and 5 though from submission to return was about a month as the official had a lot of other work.Whistler wrote: ↑November 15, 2019, 6:28 pmThis seems to be a moving target like many issues with Thailand, so let me give an update as of today.
I have been informed that I need to do the following, will let everybody know if this is successful.
1. Photocopy Passport
2. Get Embassy to certify passport is as per copy, get a lovely official stamp
3. Translate stamped copy passport, get another lovely stamp
4. Lodge paperwork at MFA in BKK, get another lovely stamp
5. Take certified paperwork to Amphur (complete with all lovely stamps)
6. Amphur calls after a few days that paperwork is acceptable
7. Attend Amphur with two witnesses over the age of 18 (I am taking headman and his assistance at my expense)
8. If all is well, issue Yellow Book and Pink card for a small fee.
My situation. Have type O visa, officially married, have TM30.
Looks like a 5,000 THB exercise with airfares and accommodation in BKK for one night.
The TM30 was never mentioned. SWMBO and I married in Thailand.
Jerome and Nui's new househttp://bit.ly/NJnewHouse
In my posts all fees and requirements are the standard R&R but TIT and a brown envelope can make incredible changes YMMV.
In my posts all fees and requirements are the standard R&R but TIT and a brown envelope can make incredible changes YMMV.
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I am dealing with Udon amphur, I also understand it varies per amphur
I had a bumper sticker in Texas that read 'Beam me up Scotty'. I often wish I could find one in Udon Thani
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Years ago when I got my YB at the Udon Amphur, the translation of my passport done by the translation shop on next to Landmark/Tukcom (which just about everyone accepts locally) was all that was needed in addition to the photo copies and witnessing, no Bangkok embassy or MFA malarkey.
But if your list is from the current horses mouth, then I guess the Bangkok trip is required these days.
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Forgot to mention in previous post that they also wanted a photograph of us together ( why, I have no idea as we were standing together at the desk) and also 2 local witnesses to verified the address is where I/we stayed (I am pretty sure they said 'not family' but locals.)AlexO wrote: ↑July 9, 2019, 8:14 amI had items 1, 3 and 4 but was only on a 60 tourist visa from Vientiene. Dont know how the G/F (now the missus) managed it as all discussion were in Thai at Nong Han Amphur (sure she paid some additional 'fee') But received my yellow book without any real problems.
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When I got my YB some 14 years ago the then wife dealt with the Amphur in UD. Passport shown together with her BB, waited a few minutes book provided after a small fee. No translations, no photos nothing .tamada wrote: ↑November 16, 2019, 2:29 pmYears ago when I got my YB at the Udon Amphur, the translation of my passport done by the translation shop on next to Landmark/Tukcom (which just about everyone accepts locally) was all that was needed in addition to the photo copies and witnessing, no Bangkok embassy or MFA malarkey.
But if your list is from the current horses mouth, then I guess the Bangkok trip is required these days.
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In Loei, copy of blue house book, copy of passport nothing else totally free applied before lunch collected in afternoon.
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Update
went to lodge application at Udon Thani amphur yesterday
Now want
1. Photocopy Passport
2. Get Embassy to certify passport is as per copy, get a lovely official stamp
3. Translate stamped copy passport, get another lovely stamp
4. Lodge paperwork at MFA in BKK, get another lovely stamp
5. Take certified paperwork to Amphur (complete with all lovely stamps)
6, Marriage certificate
7. Wife's Bluebook
8, Wife must attend
9. Headman must attend + one other witness
10. Photograph of applicant
11. Passport showing visa & TM30
12. If all is well, issue Yellow Book and Pink card for a small fee
Awaits next chapter
went to lodge application at Udon Thani amphur yesterday
Now want
1. Photocopy Passport
2. Get Embassy to certify passport is as per copy, get a lovely official stamp
3. Translate stamped copy passport, get another lovely stamp
4. Lodge paperwork at MFA in BKK, get another lovely stamp
5. Take certified paperwork to Amphur (complete with all lovely stamps)
6, Marriage certificate
7. Wife's Bluebook
8, Wife must attend
9. Headman must attend + one other witness
10. Photograph of applicant
11. Passport showing visa & TM30
12. If all is well, issue Yellow Book and Pink card for a small fee
Awaits next chapter
I had a bumper sticker in Texas that read 'Beam me up Scotty'. I often wish I could find one in Udon Thani