จะทำอย่างไร เมื่อนายทะเบียนไม่ออกใบป.3ให้

Published on August 9, 2021
Duration: 5:35

This video addresses the challenges of obtaining a P3 permit (firearm purchase license) in Thailand when a registrar denies the application despite the applicant meeting legal requirements. It outlines strategies such as waiting for registrar reassignment or relocating household registration to a more favorable district like Bangkok, noting a mandatory 6-month waiting period post-relocation. Consulting with local gun shops is also recommended for guidance.

Quick Summary

If a Thai registrar denies your P3 permit despite you meeting all legal requirements, you have options. Consider waiting for the registrar's term to end or for them to be transferred. Alternatively, relocating your household registration to a more lenient district, like Bangkok, is a common strategy, but requires a six-month wait post-relocation.

Chapters

  1. 00:00P3 Permit Denial Issues
  2. 01:13Registrar Discretionary Power Explained
  3. 02:13Solution 1: Wait for Registrar Transfer
  4. 02:40Solution 2: Relocate Household Registration
  5. 03:19Relocation Requirements: 6-Month Wait
  6. 03:58Gun Shop Assistance for Permits

Frequently Asked Questions

What can I do if a Thai registrar refuses to issue my P3 permit?

If your P3 permit is denied despite meeting legal requirements, consider waiting for the registrar's term to end or for them to be transferred. Another effective strategy is to relocate your household registration to a more gun-friendly district, such as in Bangkok, though a six-month waiting period applies after relocation.

How long do I need to wait to apply for a firearm permit after moving my household registration in Thailand?

After successfully moving your household registration to a new district in Thailand, you must wait for a minimum of six months before you are eligible to apply for a firearm permit in that new location.

Can gun shops help with P3 permit applications in Thailand?

Yes, local gun shops in Thailand can be very helpful. They often have extensive experience with the permit application process across different districts and understand the nuances of dealing with various registrars. They can provide valuable guidance and potentially facilitate the process.

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