What are the regulations for traveling by car from Thailand to Cambodia through the Chong Chom border?

Chong Chom Border Thailand to Cambodia Travel Regulations Thai Car Regulations Vehicle Registration Certificate

Jan 21, 2023

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Hi, anyone actually has crossed lately the Chong Chom border to Cambodia by car? What are the regulations to travel with a Thai car to Cambodia?

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To travel from Thailand to Cambodia by car at the Chong Chom border, you need to have the Vehicle Registration Certificate from the Thailand Transport Authority.

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First you must have the Vehicle Registration Certificate from Thailand Transport Authority

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known as a car passport

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