Can you learn to drive and obtain a driver's license in Chiang Mai with a DTV visa?

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September 23, 2024

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Hello! Does anyone know if you can learn how to drive + get a driver's license in Chiang Mai if you have a DTV visa? Thank you!

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The inquiry is about the possibility of learning to drive and obtaining a driver's license in Chiang Mai while holding a DTV visa. The question highlights concerns among expats regarding the requirements and regulations related to driving licenses in Thailand.

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Artur *************

interesting question 🙋‍♂️ also interested

any advice appreciated

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