I believe thats the case for most countries. The neighboring SEA countries are the exception from this.

Pretty sure it depends on where in Buriram…

@Tikna ******

depend on the specific embassy/consulate.

But should not be necessary, its a very straightforward and clear process. There’s even step by step guides on the e-visa website and on embassy websites.

Obviously one should double check that the personal information matches your passport exactly.

Checking that first/middle/last name is in the correct field is just basic common sense…..

Should be perfectly fine, its also recorded digitally.

@Aaron ****

yeah Im aware they target tourist more there

@Aaron ****

likely motorbikes, an standard IDP doesn’t allow you to drive “scooter”. Need a full motorbike license from home + IDP that specifically states heavy motorbike

@Aaron ****

phuket? Wouldn’t happen in Bangkok within the 90 days. Cars that is.

@Jovany ********

Pretty sure OP doesn’t have a Thai Bank account 😉

@Aaron ****

can use legally for 90 days, but yeah Thai License a must.

Cash…

And be aware you can only legally use the IDP for 90 days in Thailand. It’s worth getting a Thai license (for more than one reason)?