Driving Malaysian Registered Car into Thailand

This video depicts the procedures to follow to drive a Malaysia registered car into Thailand and Out.

[@ernestrichard3476]

Kok Wah Goh you're traveling to Thailand with your car Perodua Myvi in Malaysia.

[@kokwahgoh1932]

I shot the video when I was still in Malaysia. Crossed over to Ko Samui. Came home added a few parts.

[@hengx]

hi planning to drive up to Pak Bara from KL. but im crossing the Wang Kelian custom... is there some shops/stall selling insurance at Wang Kelian custom or right before

[@kokwahgoh1932]

@@hengx there should be insurance booths near the border check point.

[@kokwahgoh1932]

@hengx alternatively can contact Mr. Lee Chee Keat at 012-789-1445 for Thailand car insurance. Unfortunately Mr. Lee's office is in Changloon. Ask him if he can courier the insurance to you before you depart for Thailand.

[@janpghs2160]

hello bossku.. just wondering if other countries driving license is okay drive in thai? for eg brunei driving licences can use?

[@kokwahgoh1932]

According to source from internet, you can drive in Thailand with driving licenses from any of the 10 ASEAN countries.

[@VimalFabian]

Hi , I have 2 questions, 1. What if its a private car but the car owner is not with me . 2. Do we get to excess with Malaysian P license ?

[@kokwahgoh1932]

Question 1 On top of vehicle grant, you will need the owner to write out a Letter of Authorisation and bring to the nearest Balai Polis to get it certified true copy. The sample can be found here:- www.scribd.com/document/426803507/Thailand-Car-Motorcycle-Authorization-Letter-From-Owner-Sample Question 2 Twice I had driven into Thailand, I was never at any time asked by Thai Authority to show my Malaysian Driving license. I guess it is OK. Just stay within speed limit, an on their highway, do not speed as trailer can make a U-Turn in the middle. Bear in mind also there are people living along the highway and their vehicles may cross the highway. Safe speed is 70 - 80kph. Driving that speed minimise petrol consumption as Thailand Benzene-95 fuel is expensive. Enjoy driving in Thailand and have a safe journey.

[@ALWAYU2020]

not very clear your explanation too much talking