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Apr 17, 2025
a year ago
Angelo ************
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Does anyone know if the Land Transport Office in Chiang Mai still issues 5 year licenses for DTV holders? I am already on my second 2 year driving license.

I read some reports that they do, but I don't want to fly to Chiang Mai for nothing. Trat DLT does not issue 5 year licenses for DTV holders
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Sep 18, 2024
2 years ago
Sefton ********
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Just a data point.

I was in the land transport office (Chiang Mai) and they were quite happy to issue a 5 year Thai driving license, providing of course the usual conditions were met (previously holding a 2 year etc) for me as a DTV holder.

Was curious how that would work out as the Elite / Privilage visa often is denied this ability. They also knew about the LTR and said they would allow a 5 year for those also.
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Jun 4, 2024
2 years ago
Samuel ********
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True or false: Can you renew a 2-year temporary car/motorcycle license EARLY to a 5-year one.

I have had my car/motorcycle license for almost ONE YEAR and I am unsure if I can renew it early. Despite this uncertainty, I plan to visit the Udon Thani DLT in person with all my documents to find out.

Any insight would be appreciated.

I don’t need help with the overall process, as it is outlined on the DLT website: [members only]
24 comments
May 23, 2023
3 years ago
Chris **********
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What’s the process for changing an initial 2 year license to. 5 year ? How far in advance can this be done and what is required / steps to do alone. Located in Jomtien, initial license issued from Bangkok
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