Identity & Records
Civil registration, ID cards and official certificates.
Civil-registration documents — birth certificates, house registration, marriage records and the national ID card — underpin access to almost every other right in Thailand, from opening a bank account to enrolling in school to using public healthcare.
Many of these services have moved to the ThaID app and the Department of Provincial Administration’s online systems, but some still require an in-person visit to a district office. This category tells you in advance which is which.
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ThaID & Civil Registration
No robots.txtThaID is Thailand’s official digital identity app for citizens. How to enrol, what civil registration covers, and which tasks still need a district office visit.
OCSC Exams and Scholarships
Partially blockedWhat the OCSC Part A aptitude exam is, how it differs from the Part B and Part C stages departments run themselves, and how government scholarships work.
NBTC Consumer Complaints
Partially blockedComplain to Thailand’s NBTC about mobile billing, charges you never agreed to, a failed number transfer or poor coverage — the telecom regulator’s official site.