@Ruth ******

of course because a FB group will obviously have more complete and accurate information than official government sites. makes perfect sense.

@Ruth ******

yes, just like those who sit waiting for some question wh9se answer is easily obtainable online, but you prefer to be enablers and jump to answer --- talk about someone with nothing better to do w8th their lives!! haha

give a try on google

@Jo ***

their customer service advised me 003 for best rate but it might have to do eith what plan you have.

@Jo ***

actually if u have a plan with AIS, u use 003 and get a better rate

the first step is to learn to use Gòogle.

@Benjamin *****

exactly. If printing out a form really seems to get to you, then Thailand is definitely not the place for you to live.

@Drew ******

most likely because they could not read or understand the document u shared- was it translated into Thai? But, they've seen enough UK licenses to know what they look like. It doesnt mean that all police will not require possession of a IDP.

@John *******

yes, but that insurance that comes with the bike, and other vehicles here along with annual registration renewal, is hardly sufficient, especially if a foreigner is unfortunate enough to have a serious accident with a Thai national. Most do not add additional, understood, but one should know the risk involved. Again, provided insurance insufficient for any serious or major accident, especially if the foreigner is at fault (is there any other kind--- hahahaha).

@Braulio ********

legally, required, even with prescription, to declare them on arrival-- at least I have read that.