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To get my Thai licence will i need an international permit or will they accept my home licence ? got my O visa now so if anyone has done this please advise ,Cheers .
Can I change my drivers license in to Thai driver’s license under DTV visa? I have a drivers license from two ASEAN countries. IF yes, do I need International drivers license? Both drivers license are in English.
I have a question about converting my drivers license into a Thai drivers license at DLT? I have all the paperwork done and an appointment set up at DLT. When I go, will they be having me take an additional test aside from the online video that I passed and have a QR code for ? And is there a practical test where I have to either drive or sit in some machine at DLT? I’ve seen posts addressing this but frankly I haven’t really understood them. Do they really make you sit in a box and press the gas pedal and stop pedal or is it more involved? I’ll be going to the DLT in Bangkok. Thanks
I think I have a problem. My passport got damaged by water and I now have to go to my
embassy in Bangkok to get a new one. Entry stamp and extension of stay can't be read. So what shall I do? I have a Thai drivers license which may let my fly domestically (?) Is this ok? Can I use that? During covid I had to take a taxi from Udon Thani to Bangkok when I returned to my home country (no flights at the moment) - wouldn't want that again. Any suggestions? Thanks.
So I am exploring the idea of coming to Thailand on a DTV (soft) visa via Muay Thai training. Undecided on where to live, thinking either Bangkok or Pattaya. I have been to Thailand several times and will be coming next year to scout out gyms and neighborhoods. Plan is to come in 2028 as I have obligations for tge next 2 years.
Have one question that I haven't found much info on from searching previous posts.
On a DTV visa will I be able to get a Thai drivers license or will I be able to use my international drivers permit with my US DL? I plan on leasing either a car or motorcycle when I come on my DTV.
I need to watch five videos and pass the test for the Thai driver’s license on the website:
dlt-elearning.com
I can log into the site normally and open the page where the video is supposed to play, but it doesn’t play — there’s just a circle in the middle. When I click it, a message appears saying that I need to click the link and log in again to prove that I’m not a robot. But the link isn’t clickable — it looks like plain text, not a hyperlink.
I’ve already tried everything, but nothing works. Maybe someone knows what’s going on and can help?
I have a valid American drivers license and IDP as well. I have a retirement visa in Thailand. I have made an appointment with LDT already which is coming up in March.
From what I understand, I need to do these before my appointment:
1. Watch a video and answer test questions online.
2. Get a health certificate from a physician.
3. Get the residence certificate from immigration.
My questions:
1. what is the name of the test? I can’t Google it without knowing the name or if you have the site URL that would be fine as well.
2 can you recommend a clinic in Rawai for the health certificate?
3. Exactly what documents do I need to bring to immigration to get the residence certificate?
Hi everyone. Does anyone know somebody that I can use in Phuket, Pattaya or Burriram to renew my legit Thai drivers licenses(Car & Bike) for me as I don’t have much time for myself to do it and would be of great help. Thanks 🙏🏻
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