All Thai government services

Check your electricity bill, pay it, review past usage, request a new supply and report an outage with the Metropolitan Electricity Authority — 24 hours a day through MEA e-Service. Direct link to the official system.

Look up any registered Thai company free — registration number, capital, directors, trading status and years of filed financial statements — on DBD DataWarehouse+.

File your Thai income tax return online with the Revenue Department’s E-Filing system — which form to use, what to prepare, allowances, deadlines and refunds.

Find Thai government tender notices, procurement plans, reference prices and award results, plus how to register as a state supplier, in the CGD’s e-GP system.

Check your PEA electricity bill, pay it, review past usage, report an outage and apply for a new supply — on the web or in the PEA Smart Plus app. Official link.

Search and download the full text of Thai acts, royal decrees, ministerial regulations and notices from the Royal Gazette — the authoritative record of Thai law.

Check your Thai social security record online: contributions, months toward the old-age benefit, your registered hospital, and how Sections 33, 39 and 40 differ.

Find out which health scheme covers you and which primary care unit you are registered with, how to change it when you move, and what the rules are in an emergency.

ThaID 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.

Renew road tax, renew a driving licence, transfer a vehicle or book a queue with Thailand’s Department of Land Transport — what to prepare, plus the official link.

What Thailand’s excise tax covers, which goods and services it applies to, and who must register, file and hold a licence — plus a link to the official site.

Look up a Thai land parcel by deed number on the Department of Lands’ LandsMaps: its position on the map, its shape and area, and the official appraised value.

Check whether whoever is pitching an investment holds a real licence, and read Thailand’s SEC alerts naming unlicensed operators. Direct link to the official site.

Check and pay your Bangkok water bill, review past consumption, report a burst pipe and look up supply interruptions with the Metropolitan Waterworks Authority.

What 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.

What the Comptroller General’s Department handles: medical benefits for civil servants and pensioners, pensions, the state welfare card, disbursement rules and e-GP.

Register a trademark, patent, petty patent or product design with Thailand’s Department of Intellectual Property — and why you search existing marks first.

What the Thai Ministry of Public Health handles, where to check that a clinic or hospital is licensed, and how to verify the health claims people forward you.

See rainfall totals, river levels, reservoir storage, weather radar and flood and drought reporting on ThaiWater, Thailand’s national water data platform.

Complain 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.

What to know before dealing with the Department of Energy Business: fuel quality standards, station and depot licences, gas safety, and reporting bad fuel.

Weather observations from stations across Thailand, forecasts, radar and satellite imagery, rainfall records and sea conditions, from the official TMD data portal.