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@Brandon ***********
yes, the post was getting too long and I can't remember which documents to take, perhaps you can help.
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The international driving permit is issued in your home country as a copy of your driving licence. On its own incant help you. You need to take your homecountry driving licence to a DLT office (department of land transport) and fill in a form and take a simple test.
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Ministry of foreign affairs (MFA), in Bangkok, they have translation services in their building and can provide legalisation. If you get there early you might get it done the same day.
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@Chris ********
practically, hotels are good at doing it, landlords are variable.
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The packages in Thailand only offer one connection (sim card), if you want more you might need to buy a WiFi dongle, and two sims, one for your phone and one for the dongle, the dongle will allow six or more connection.
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@Gardar **************************
your office should be able to supply a form which you can draw a map on and sign it. Some offices won't accept a print out of Google maps.