Correct. The Thai Law states "temporary visitor" so the IDP is valid until the visitor leaves. However, the international treaty suggests 12 months, so that would be the maximum time. I understand Japanese Traffic Law actually stipulates a time period of 12 months for the IDP.
Not that simple. To enforce a law there must be a specified number or situation otherwise the law is meaningless. UK Visitor Visa for example is six months. There is nothing in Thai law which suggests a period of time, rather it's situational and defined as "temporary visitor".
I know I didn't delete and I stand by every word. Thailand has enough Cheap Charlies here without encouraging more. Why doesn't the KID borrow the money off family and friends? 😆
Exactly my point! You believe what you want, and I'll believe what I want. I note you still haven't produced any reliable link from an official Thai source. Go get a few more tattoos, it seems your self-esteem is suffering
You aggressively attacked me. I'm trying to provide reliable sources and you turn on me because I respectfully requested people to provide a link to an official source which cites 90 days. I have provided the Thai Traffic Law relating to IDPs and also a comprehensive insurance policy for a motor vehicle in Thailand, which conveniently doesn't mention IDP at all (even though the experts are claiming not having an IDP will make your insurance null and void - which I know for a fact is absolute crap). People in these forums are often bald-headed, heavily tattooed, bad tempered foreigners. I just have to laugh at them