They are not part of the existing rules. I would suggest reading the requirements under the visa exempt program. Requirements are being more closely enforced due to individuals abusing the program
No one here can tell yiu for sure . Any decision will be made by the Immigration Officer who will review your travel history and itinerary for Thailand.
If you are concerned,then review the Thai Embassy website and apply for the appropriate visa.
I went to the Local DLT with my Canadian Dl and passport . I hold a LTR visa Need a residency certificate and medical certificate completed by clinic or hospital
You will need to complete and pass an online driving questionnaire. Once completed,take to the DLT office and complete a pass three basic tests, one for color blindness, one for braking reaction time and one for depth perception. Once all passed , pay the fee and get the license.
Changes to visa exempt program are being discussed by the government and related agencies to look at changing the visa exempt period back to 30 days. When, and if,that occurs no one can say , however you should be able to get a 30 day extension by going to immigration and paying the appropriate fee., so would get a total of 60 days
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