@MORE *****

The one I used did all of that including Med & Res Cert plus the test at their test centre not DLT. If a person has not ridden a bike though it it a good idea to have some off road practice and then on road too.

Yes. I was on a course about few months ago in Chiang Mai and a handful of DTV holders did it and took their tests. The school made all the test arrangements and gave the pack to get the license smoothly at the DLT.

@Dave **********

They may well start to check on attendance and ongoing courses in the future. This cannot be predicted with any level of certainty. Currently they are not.

If you are a tax resident and you have assessible income then you submit your tax return by 31st March of the following year ie if you are submitting a return for 2025 it is due by March 31st 2026.

There is currently no checking of course attendance while in Thailand or on entry.

@Dave **********

Nobody has been asked yet have they? Not seen any reports of such.

Thailand420 Do they open them on DTV? At the branch I went to they said only open for those with "Immigration Visa". It might have been a translation issue but that is what they said on the printed document they showed me. Could also have just been that particular branch.

@Shaughn **********

That has been going on a lot longer than the scam centres in neighbouring countries. It is true a lot of the scam centre laundering has gone through property though. Buying whole floors of a condo. Multiple villas for renting out. Best not to say too much in public but who is the father of the DTV and where did the property business he was CEO of market their wares :-) :-)

No need to report if you are not in Thailand. You only need to report if you are in the country for 90 consecutive days. The clock resets each time you enter Thailand.

Anonymous participant Samut Prakan stuck with me as it seemed easier than others. It is true though immigration are not fans of the DTV.