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Which International Driving Permit to legally drive in Thailand?


Cletus

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Technically, none, if the BiB in questions feels like so.

 

In reality: Even your home country's DL should suffice so long as it's in English (and the BiB in question feels like taking it). 

 

To be safe: Apply a Thai 2 years DL. 

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Before that as long as I remember the 1949 (Geneva) IDP was officially accepted.

As far as I know it's standard in US and UK?

 

Strange: a mate got himself a 1926 IDP filled handwritten at a Berlin license office (seen it myself).

And that would also be official here.

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Thanks everybody.

 

I've indeed read on Google that the Geneva IDP (valid for 1 year) was already accepted.

And in the last one year or so they added also the Vienna one (validity 3 years).

 

So in my understanding now they are BOTH valid.

 

Regards,

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Remember that the IDP is supposed to only be valid when accompanied by the driving license that it references. ie if my IDP is a translation of my UK license, it is only valid when shown with that UK license.

 

All of that is meaningless though and only depends on what the BiB says at the time.

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