Germán ******************
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Germán *******************
You can use it as ID and you can use it in Asean countries as driving license... And in some places they put the price for Thais when you showed...not the temples or national parks
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@Janin *****
sorry I think I mixed information in general of all the comments, you can ignore me because I don't think I read fine first time
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@Janin *****
what? You said didn't exist and is not true... In EU we don't need but is very common to use it if we go to nonEU countries inside Europe or the Mediterranean... You can use it here without need to be the Thai License... And yes always you need to have the original of your country... But exist and you can and if you travel must use it...
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@Janin *****
please... There is a IDP because is a convention of 1968 that many countries signed... Is temporal but exist... "The convention has been ratified by 83 countries/jurisdictions. Examples of countries/jurisdictions that have not ratified the Convention include Ireland, Canada, the United States, Cyprus, Iceland, Malta, China and Malaysia.

The main regulations about driving licences are in Annex 6 (domestic driving permit) and Annex 7 (International Driving Permit). The currently active version of those is in force in each contracting party since no later than 29 March 2011 (Article 43). According to the 1968 Vienna Convention, an IDP must have an expiration date of no more than three years from its issue date or until the expiration date of national driving permit, whichever is earlier, and it is valid for a period of one year upon the arrival in the foreign country." I have mine you do it in traffic where you have the permit...
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@Ivan ***********
oook is good to known because it seems less of then swift transfer would be the best option then...
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@Ivan ***********
revolt for example asked me for 36€ to do a top up between cards... Then it seems is quite similar the price is it?
Germán *******************
Hello my question is the opposite best to transfer from Thailand to euros?
Germán *******************
I think your option is: find the birth certificate of your mother (ask for a copy of the original Thai) use that and your birth certificate (if was outside Thailand must be apostille)d with that you can apply for the passport and nationality as Thai descendant without need anything of your mother...

That is the normal way I don't know if Thailand is different...