Is a Thai Driver’s License an acceptable form of ID for domestic air travel 🤔
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The consensus among commenters is that a Thai Driver’s License can often be used as an acceptable form of ID for domestic air travel in Thailand, despite there being some official stipulations against it. While some airlines specify the need for a passport, many travelers report successful boarding using only their driver's license. It's advised to carry a passport whenever possible to avoid any issues, especially since individual airline policies may vary.
KC *****
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Ok folks I just called Bangkok Air CS (1771) which i am planning to fly with and they said Thai DL is an acceptable form of ID for boarding so thank you very much for all your replies! Comment is now off 🙏🙏🙏
Maarten ****
Try lots of time with Thai driving license from bkk to phuket .. all acceptable by airlines and security .
Yes - except for when it isn't. Happened to me once - boarding gate at CNX, showed my DL and boarding pass and they insisted I show them my passport. Other times never had a problem.
Michi *******
fly with it all the time
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For a Thai Citizen that is a guaranteed Yes, but under IATA rules and regulations, Airlines have the discretion to refuse any foreigner without a valid passport, so if you have a passport why risk it?