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post Sep 19 2018, 12:29 AM, updated 4y ago

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Hello there smile.gif ,

In this thread I would like to share about the document require and procedure if you wanted to drive your car into the land of Thailand. bruce.gif

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Document Required blink.gif :
1. Vehicle Ownership Certificate (VOC) / Sijil Pemilikan Kenderaan (SPK) / Car Grant
[Bring original copy, if you can't get original copy you need to get certify true copy of the photostat version by JPJ]
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2. Passport or Border Pass [Border Pass is for resident stay nearby the border of Thailand]
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3. Thailand Insurance - to protect human (residents of Thailand mainly, and yourself), you can add-on to protect your vehicle [Purchase it before you enter Thailand, you can look around those insurance office that nearby the border]
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4. (2) piece of TM 2 form << click on the TM2 to download the form
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5. (2) piece of TM 3 form << click on the TM3 to download the form
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6. (1) piece of TM 6 (Embarkment Card, usually people call it white card)
[you can get it when you enter their immigration office, ask around and see where can get it. I had ask around before crossing the border, they told me that their immigration not allow to give their embarkment card to public for keeping purpose.]
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Optional :
1. Malaysia Insurance Extension, they call it Endorsement 101. (This is to extend your car insurance coverage to Thailand)
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1.1 Your car insurance cover note

2. Authorize letter, (If the car you drive in is not under your name, you need a letter of authorize to prove that the car owner allowed you to drive into Thailand, and you need to bring the letter to Stamp by Commission Of Oath(COO)(Pesuruhjaya Sumpah), RM10 per Stamp )
** COO stamp is a must if you entering from Rantau Panjang, Kelantan. Other borders might don't really will check for the stamp.
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2.1 with photocopy of the Owner IC
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Please take note that different Border has different ways of handling document especially on Thailand side.
- Thailand has implement overtime fees which will be collect during specific time and day.

Procedure Of entering to the Land of Thailand

(Rantau Panjang, Malaysia -> Sungai Kolok, Thailand)
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(Padang Besar, Malaysia -> Padang Besa, Thailand)
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Procedure Of Exit from the Land of Thailand

(PadangBesa, Thailand -> Padang Besar, Malaysia)
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(Sadao, Thailand -> Bukit Kayu Hitam, Malaysia)
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post Sep 19 2018, 01:29 AM

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Just park at duty free area! Take a cab into Siam land! Less hassle!
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post Sep 19 2018, 08:29 AM

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My buddy convoy 4 pickup

Every one 10 bucks in passport, no need show documents, all stamped done
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post Sep 19 2018, 08:36 AM

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Last time I remember people put some money in passport during stamping. They will ask if no money, but if women give passport to stamp, they will not ask biggrin.gif

Last time, long long time already, in Thai border they asked if I have Thai insurance. I said no. I told them I just want to go for 1 night and retuirn the next day just to repair my car. They just let me in. smile.gif
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QUOTE(Zot @ Sep 19 2018, 08:36 AM)
Last time I remember people put some money in passport during stamping. They will ask if no money, but if women give passport to stamp, they will not ask  biggrin.gif

Last time, long long time already, in Thai border they asked if I have Thai insurance. I said no. I told them I just want to go for 1 night and retuirn the next day just to repair my car. They just let me in.  smile.gif
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Still got, put stamped fast, no put also stamped but need all your documents
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QUOTE(rcracer @ Sep 19 2018, 08:29 AM)
My buddy convoy 4 pickup

Every one 10 bucks in passport, no need show documents, all stamped done
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Darn. Market spoiler. 10baht or RM1 enough dy. RM10..those Thais' immigration can be millionaire now
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post Sep 19 2018, 11:43 AM

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Good info.

I just back from phuket, krabi & hat yai convoy 3 car with my family. The experience was priceless.

To avoid long queue when entering thai, you guys can enter from kota putra ciq, durian burung kuala nerang. This one is new entrance open on 2010. Very less car here. Best time to enter thai boarder is after lunch hour.
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post Sep 19 2018, 11:48 AM

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still need to buy Thai insurance if already added into Msia insurance?
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post Sep 19 2018, 02:03 PM

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I've been to siam 6 times by car
Not remember need to pay entrance fee
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Also TS u forgot to add schedule where we need to pay fee per person
Normally during peak hours

I saw the schedule outside but forgot to take pic

When i go in during non peak like 11am, no need to pay anything
But if peak like 12-2pm need to pay per person

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post Sep 19 2018, 08:23 PM

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QUOTE(WaCKy-Angel @ Sep 19 2018, 11:48 AM)
still need to buy Thai insurance if already added into Msia insurance?
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Yes, you still need to buy Thai Insurance even know you extend Msia insurance,
The officer got ask for the thailand insurance, they dont even want to see my msia insurance. bangwall.gif
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post Sep 19 2018, 08:25 PM

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QUOTE(sitescope @ Sep 19 2018, 02:03 PM)
I've been to siam 6 times by car
Not remember need to pay entrance fee
New rule ?
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QUOTE(sitescope @ Sep 19 2018, 02:06 PM)
Also TS u forgot to add schedule where we need to pay fee per person
Normally during peak hours

I saw the schedule outside but forgot to take pic

When i go in during non peak like 11am, no need to pay anything
But if peak like 12-2pm need to pay per person
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I not sure, but I also saw the schedule that need to pay. I didnt take photo as well bangwall.gif
And yes, I enter after 12pm bangwall.gif

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Was wondering, going to Padang Besar side would be the same procedure?

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May i ask TM2 and TM3 form i need to print it out myself and fill up or i can get it on the spot when at the custom? Thanks. I going to Krabi and will be going through padang besar.
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QUOTE(blmse92 @ Sep 19 2018, 10:53 PM)
Was wondering, going to Padang Besar side would be the same procedure?
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Each of the CIQ will be same procedure, is just the matters of strict enforcement or not.

QUOTE(blmse92 @ Sep 19 2018, 11:03 PM)
May i ask TM2 and TM3 form i need to print it out myself and fill up or i can get it on the spot when at the custom? Thanks. I going to Krabi and will be going through padang besar.
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Well you can print it out TM2+TM3 beforehand, if you want fill up at thai customs there also can, they will have the form as well. smile.gif
My advise is print out all those document and fill up yourself 1st, can save your time and hassle. smile.gif
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QUOTE(jaylim94 @ Sep 20 2018, 08:06 PM)
Each of the CIQ will be same procedure, is just the matters of strict enforcement or not.
Well you can print it out TM2+TM3 beforehand, if you want fill up at thai customs there also can, they will have the form as well.  smile.gif
My advise is print out all those document and fill up yourself 1st, can save your time and hassle.  smile.gif
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for future reference.. any convoy?
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The authorize letter no need to have the commissioner of oath stamp. You can even sign on behalf lol just make sure to bring the owner's IC photocopy.

Source: From my experience traveling on June via Padang Besar to Song Khla
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post Sep 22 2018, 10:45 AM

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this is too troublesome man! not going there and facing this shiat
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post Sep 22 2018, 07:57 PM

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QUOTE(Icehart @ Sep 22 2018, 01:43 AM)
The authorize letter no need to have the commissioner of oath stamp. You can even sign on behalf lol just make sure to bring the owner's IC photocopy.

Source: From my experience traveling on June via Padang Besar to Song Khla
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If I not mistaken, if you were going nearby they can just ignore it.
Because I going to Krabi, furthermore I will travel more than 100km to the destination, so they want it.

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Let me tell you my real case,
that time i enter Sg. Golok Immigration, I have the authorize letter as well but without Commission of Oath(COO) Stamp, I still proceed without asking around, at the end the officer there told me I need the stamp to proceed due to far travelling, and they just let me go because that day is holiday, there is no COO working at all.
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For info, the insurance that available for purchase at those border seller, is only to cover the 3rd party Thai people bodily injury in case of an accident happen and involving Thai citizen.

Their properties (if any) is not covered by the insurance sold on the border (before entering Thailand).

You need to purchase the Por lor Bor (compulsory insurance for vehicle in the Land of Smile)

For motorcar the validity is 2 weeks minimum and for motorcycle minimum as 3 Months.
The one that they sell on border for 2 weeks, the validity is questionable if you purchase it for your motorbike.

Then you (HIGHLY RECOMMENDED) to purchase the 3rd Party voluntary insurance from the Thai insurance agent or company they called it 3+ voluntary vehicle insurance.

This insurance to cover the damage caused for the Thai Citizen properties (Car/Motorcycle/Lembu and so forth) and you can only purchased in one year duration.

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They will give you a print out that need to stick into your windshields and clearly mention the car registration number validity of the insurance (one year) and the issuing agent. (Some Thai police roadblock will ask for this especially in northern Thailand after BKK)

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QUOTE(jaylim94 @ Sep 22 2018, 07:57 PM)
If I not mistaken, if you were going nearby they can just ignore it.
Because I going to Krabi, furthermore I will travel more than 100km to the destination, so they want it.

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Let me tell you my real case,
that time i enter Sg. Golok Immigration, I have the authorize letter as well but without Commission of Oath(COO) Stamp, I still proceed without asking around, at the end the officer there told me I need the stamp to proceed due to far travelling, and they just let me go because that day is holiday, there is no COO working at all.
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i've been in and out from diff immigration checkpoint, either via bike or car, convoy or solo, all these place allows copy geran (and diff vehicle owner with authorize letter and copy ic) except sg kolok. this place is the only place that usually got problem
its because of the violence and bombing over there, their rules can be different at times. at one time i can just go with just a copy of my geran.
at one time, i cant, must have original, and i can see so many people have to turn back,.

but then hor, if you got money then eveything can settle.

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QUOTE(Icehart @ Sep 22 2018, 01:43 AM)
The authorize letter no need to have the commissioner of oath stamp. You can even sign on behalf lol just make sure to bring the owner's IC photocopy.

Source: From my experience traveling on June via Padang Besar to Song Khla
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well, this is true, from my experinec, not need stamp.. just ic copy with palang also ok.
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QUOTE(ajaibman @ Sep 23 2018, 10:11 PM)
For info, the insurance that available for purchase at those border seller, is only to cover the 3rd party Thai people bodily injury in case of an accident happen and involving Thai citizen.

Their properties (if any) is not covered by the insurance sold on the border (before entering Thailand).

You need to purchase the Por lor Bor (compulsory insurance for vehicle in the Land of Smile)

For motorcar the validity is 2 weeks minimum and for motorcycle  minimum as 3 Months.
The one that they sell on border for 2 weeks, the validity is questionable if you purchase it for your motorbike.

Then you (HIGHLY RECOMMENDED) to purchase the 3rd Party voluntary insurance from the Thai insurance agent or company they called it 3+ voluntary vehicle insurance.

This insurance to cover the damage caused for the Thai Citizen properties (Car/Motorcycle/Lembu and so forth)  and you can only purchased in one year duration.

Example

They will give you a print out that need to stick into your windshields and clearly mention the car registration number validity of the insurance (one year) and the issuing agent.  (Some Thai police roadblock will ask for this especially in northern Thailand after BKK)
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QUOTE(raimy_m9 @ Sep 25 2018, 03:00 PM)
i've been in and out from diff  immigration checkpoint, either via bike or car, convoy or solo, all these place allows copy geran (and diff  vehicle owner with authorize letter and copy ic) except sg kolok. this place is  the only place  that usually got problem
its because of the violence and bombing over there, their rules can be different at times. at one time i can just go with just a copy of my geran.
at one time, i cant, must have original, and i can see so many people have to turn back,.

but then hor, if you got money then eveything can settle.
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Ah ya that's make sense now, because of the chaos happen on southern Thailand, they might be strict on those document.
I haven try on others custom borders before, maybe I should try it next time smile.gif

That time I didnt give kopi duit lah, their officer just smile smile and tell me next time must have stamp ah. mega_shok.gif

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This thread should be in travelling section i think. Been lurking around in that section and cant find proper info about this haha. Thanks alot TS.

I google around and saw this.

http://mrdefinite.net/bukit-kayu-hitam-bor...aysian-drivers/

The way he explain like very easy.
Is it true?
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QUOTE(Coldf3ar @ Nov 2 2018, 11:54 PM)
This thread should be in travelling section i think. Been lurking around in that section and cant find proper info about this haha. Thanks alot TS.

I google around and saw this.

http://mrdefinite.net/bukit-kayu-hitam-bor...aysian-drivers/

The way he explain like very easy.
Is it true?
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Hi there,

is depend which border you enter, some are strict on document, I think bkt Kayu Hitam not so strict, I haven try before. tongue.gif

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I just went and back from Padang Besar. They need car registration certificate and passport to issue so called Thailand permit.
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How to get the certified true copy of voc? Need to bring a copy to certified or can print at any Jpj?
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QUOTE(sllooi @ Nov 21 2018, 11:37 PM)
How to get the certified true copy of voc? Need to bring a copy to certified or can print at any Jpj?
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Hi there,

If you are force to use photocopy of reg card, you can go to jpj there ask them to certify your photostat copy, of course you need to prepare the photostat copy yourself.

Well if you want to save your hassle, just request the original copy from your loan representative bank. They will give you back if your installment is well payment and no late payment.

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QUOTE(jaylim94 @ Nov 22 2018, 08:29 PM)
Hi there,

If you are force to use photocopy of reg card, you can go to jpj there ask them to certify your photostat copy, of course you need to prepare the photostat copy yourself.

Well if you want to save your hassle, just request the original copy from your loan representative bank. They will give you back if your installment is well payment and no late payment.

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Thks, bro.
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Hi There. just wondering.

Optional :
1. Malaysia Insurance Extension, they call it Endorsement 101.

Is this a must?
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QUOTE(devil_x @ Dec 3 2018, 05:55 PM)
Hi There. just wondering.

Optional :
1. Malaysia Insurance Extension, they call it Endorsement 101.

Is this a must?
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Hi there,

This is not required by Thailand, but this is geographical coverage extension by your car insurance.
Originally our car insurance only cover Malaysia, Brunei, Singapore only, the rest of the country u need to top up.
For more details you can check with your insurance company.

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This Christmas I plan to drive in to Hat Yai. As of now my car is under bank loan and original car geran is not with me. Do I need to JPJ to get certify true copy?
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QUOTE(invest2229 @ Dec 16 2018, 09:18 PM)
This Christmas I plan to drive in to Hat Yai. As of now my car is under bank loan and original car geran is not with me. Do I need to JPJ to get certify true copy?
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Well you can go back the bank and request the original car geran.
For my opinion, This is less hassle than you get the JPJ certify true copy. smile.gif
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Thanks for sharing, should be pinned and should also have one made for singapore too

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QUOTE(System Error Message @ Dec 18 2018, 11:33 AM)
Thanks for sharing, should be pinned and should also have one made for singapore too
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Hi there,

thanks for the appreciate.

The last time i enter Singapore from Tuas quite straight forward, they just need you to have valid road Tax(take photo with your phone and show them for Ez Link purchase) and purchase their Ez link(if your car is 1st time visit), then you are good to go. smile.gif
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Thanks for sharing. Can anyone share experience in terms of car and petrol? I heard things like Gasohol not suitable for our car. Is it true?
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QUOTE(jaylim94 @ Dec 3 2018, 07:16 PM)
Hi there,

This is not required by Thailand, but this is geographical coverage extension by your car insurance.
Originally our car insurance only cover Malaysia, Brunei, Singapore only, the rest of the country u need to top up.
For more details you can check with your insurance company. 

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This endorsement just to cover your vehicle damage when involve in an accident inside the kingdom of Thai..

If you don't have this endorsement, whatever repair cost/towing to the border is not covered by your own car insurance.

For my peace of mind, I better endorsed.
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QUOTE(mambojambo @ Dec 26 2018, 01:32 PM)
Thanks for sharing. Can anyone share experience in terms of car and petrol? I heard things like Gasohol not suitable for our car. Is it true?
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Hi there,

like myself that time driving Proton Saga FLX 2011, before I go I had ask proton about the fuel. But they still ask me to refer manual as I already know that manual state that minimum fuel requirement is RON95.

and that time I fuel up at Hatyai (RM4.93 per Litre for Caltex Gold 95) and Trang (RM5.12 per Litre for Caltex Gold 95)

my point is, I dont want any trouble regarding car when the car is not at your own territory. Unless you pretty confident your car can survive with that gasohol brows.gif
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QUOTE(jaylim94 @ Dec 26 2018, 08:37 PM)
Hi there,

like myself that time driving Proton Saga FLX 2011, before I go I had ask proton about the fuel. But they still ask me to refer manual as I already know that manual state that minimum fuel requirement is RON95.

and that time I fuel up at Hatyai (RM4.93 per Litre for Caltex Gold 95) and Trang (RM5.12 per Litre for Caltex Gold 95)

my point is, I dont want any trouble regarding car when the car is not at your own territory. Unless you pretty confident your car can survive with that gasohol  brows.gif
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RON 95 is just the rating, Gasohol actually has a much higher RON rating. Adding alcohol to gasoline (pure alcohol, dont add vodka drinks) increases the octane rating so if your car needs RON 97 as a minimum you can use it, however depending on the blend, the minimum will be RON 95 .

There are 2 ratings for fuel, the octane rating and the anti knock index. Every engine is designed to run at a minimum of those except diesels. Diesels will run on any heavy hydrocarbons that will only combust under heavy pressure so you can use used cooking oil as long as you process it to the same standards as the diesel at the pump. There is a catch in that you will get significantly less fuel economy with alcohol blended petrol but you can get more power potentially depending on the ECU. A lot of cars will run on this fuel without any modifications but if your car is from the 90s or early 2000s you can check if its designed for other fuels or not. However usually as long as the fuel has the same octane and anti knock index or better than rated for your car you're good to go (for petrol). For diesel however it doesnt matter what fuel you use, but those injectors on newer cars are sensitive, so if you decide to run stuff like cooking oil, make sure to process it to the same fineness as the diesel at the pump, so its going to take precision filters and processing (like ensuring the PH value accurately too).

Note that you dont need euro diesel to run your diesel car, the cheap so called crappy diesel at our station pumps will run them fine, no difference in their performance or longevity either. Australia is like us in our diesel quality and they have a lot of people driving diesels, i would not worry even if you have a TDI. Even though ethonal blended fuel will have less range, the difference is price, so just calculate based on mileage or even the car's onboard trip meter and compare to the difference in price.
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Hi all

Just wondering if I don't have the original car grant and the photocopied one is not endorsed by any officials is there any possibility of going through the border? I am going over this Sunday.

Please advise.

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QUOTE(paqralos @ Jan 4 2019, 07:33 PM)
Hi all

Just wondering if I don't have the original car grant and the photocopied one is not endorsed by any officials is there any possibility of going through the border? I am going over this Sunday.

Please advise.

Thanks.
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To be safe, I must say is better you gather all the document requires.
Maybe some borders they can just give u pass if you going somewhere near the border <Dont take this serious, I did not try before>
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QUOTE(paqralos @ Jan 4 2019, 07:33 PM)
Hi all

Just wondering if I don't have the original car grant and the photocopied one is not endorsed by any officials is there any possibility of going through the border? I am going over this Sunday.

Please advise.

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Really depend on Thailand officer working on that day.
When u buy insurance, seller don't care. They just want to make money.

If you are u lucky, when u want to process for export paper at Thailand side, you maybe rejected.

If you feel 2019 you are very lucky then just do it. YOLO

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QUOTE(paqralos @ Jan 4 2019, 07:33 PM)
Hi all

Just wondering if I don't have the original car grant and the photocopied one is not endorsed by any officials is there any possibility of going through the border? I am going over this Sunday.

Please advise.

Thanks.
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i went 4 times with the same photocopied without certified by anyone... all went thru without any problem. There are so many malaysia car cross border daily, i do not think those officer are so free to find fault. Just smile and be polite to them.

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Hi all,

Thanks for the reply. I went through the border without any issues with a photocopy uncertified car grant.

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Hi guys if I managed to get original grant from bank, do I need letter of authorization from the bank to authorize me to bring the car into Thailand?
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QUOTE(KingArthurVI @ Feb 15 2019, 10:00 AM)
Hi guys if I managed to get original grant from bank, do I need letter of authorization from the bank to authorize me to bring the car into Thailand?
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Hi there,

letter of authorization is needed when the car owner is not with you in the journey.

Example,

Case 1:
Car owner is A, driver is B, Passenger in the car is A, B, C, D, and E
No letter of authorize require.

Case 2:
Car owner is A, driver is B, Passenger in the car is B, C, D, and E
Letter of authorization is require.

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QUOTE(jaylim94 @ Feb 18 2019, 08:38 PM)
Hi there,

letter of authorization is needed when the car owner is not with you in the journey.

Example,

Case 1:
Car owner is A, driver is B, Passenger in the car is A, B, C, D, and E
No letter of authorize require.

Case 2:
Car owner is A, driver is B, Passenger in the car is B, C, D, and E
Letter of authorization is require.
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Thanks, looks like I'll need to ask my bank loan rep to issue a letter for me then. ohmy.gif
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QUOTE(KingArthurVI @ Feb 19 2019, 05:18 PM)
Thanks, looks like I'll need to ask my bank loan rep to issue a letter for me then. ohmy.gif
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If you are the car owner then there is no need of authorization letter. Just present urself with the original garan, let the custom know ur car color and how many ppl in ur car (including u).

If you borrow the car then u will need the authorization letter from the owner and that particular car's owner IC photo copy.
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QUOTE(sllooi @ Feb 20 2019, 09:34 AM)
If you are the car owner then there is no need of authorization letter. Just present urself with the original garan, let the custom know ur car color and how many ppl in ur car (including u).

If you borrow the car then u will need the authorization letter from the owner and that particular car's owner IC photo copy.
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Problem is my grant is under public bank name lol. They said after I settled loan only can change the name on the grant... so I’ll likely need letter of authorization
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QUOTE(KingArthurVI @ Feb 20 2019, 04:41 PM)
Problem is my grant is under public bank name lol. They said after I settled loan only can change the name on the grant... so I’ll likely need letter of authorization
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you mean u are paying the loan to public bank rite? actually you as a car owner can request back the car geran from them. They will give back you the original geran.
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QUOTE(jaylim94 @ Feb 20 2019, 08:43 PM)
you mean u are paying the loan to public bank rite? actually you as a car owner can request back the car geran from them. They will give back you the original geran.
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Yeah my car loan is with Public Bank, I asked for the grant but I also have a photocopy, the grant shows vehicle name is under "PUBLIC BANK BERHAD", not my name, so I'd still need letter of authorization unfortunately... No wonder they would gladly give me the grant since it's under their name not mine. mega_shok.gif

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QUOTE(KingArthurVI @ Feb 20 2019, 08:46 PM)
Yeah my car loan is with Public Bank, I asked for the grant but I also have a photocopy, the grant shows vehicle name is under "PUBLIC BANK BERHAD", not my name , so I'd still need letter of authorization unfortunately... No wonder they would gladly give me the grant since it's under their name not mine. mega_shok.gif
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new regulations ke? blink.gif blink.gif
car still under loan, vehicle name under your bank in VOC...really???

that's weird for me at least...
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QUOTE(mat_7824 @ Feb 21 2019, 12:09 PM)
new regulations ke?  blink.gif  blink.gif
car still under loan, vehicle name under your bank in VOC...really???

that's weird for me at least...
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Would like to know too... I tot owner name shouldn't be bank's name despite having loan under bank?
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Mines still under loan but voc is under my name, yr 2017 car.
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QUOTE(mat_7824 @ Feb 21 2019, 12:09 PM)
new regulations ke?  blink.gif  blink.gif
car still under loan, vehicle name under your bank in VOC...really???

that's weird for me at least...
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QUOTE(#Victor @ Feb 21 2019, 12:43 PM)
Would like to know too... I tot owner name shouldn't be bank's name despite having loan under bank?
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QUOTE(sllooi @ Feb 21 2019, 02:29 PM)
Mines still under loan but voc is under my name, yr 2017 car.
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Not sure. Likely new rule by PBB since Chinaman bank damn cowardly. My loan took 2 appeals to go through as well so I wasn't surprised when the grant is under their name not mine. bangwall.gif
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QUOTE(KingArthurVI @ Feb 21 2019, 06:08 PM)
Not sure. Likely new rule by PBB since Chinaman bank damn cowardly. My loan took 2 appeals to go through as well so I wasn't surprised when the grant is under their name not mine. bangwall.gif
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Maybe the photocopy one is not updated to ur name whereby the original VOC that kept by them is ur name already?
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Hi TS,

I am going Hatyai next few weeks. I have few questions want to ask.

Q1. I have the VOC (original) and I don't need to go to JPJ to get "Maklumat Terperinci Kenderaan and Insurans"?

Q2. I need to print 2 copies of TM2 and TM3 and fill up (with normal hand writtings) before going in Hatyai right?

Q3. Should I need to prepare Malaysia Insurance Extension (Endorsement 101), and also Insurance cover note? What are they for?

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QUOTE(nebula87 @ Apr 2 2019, 09:23 AM)
Hi TS,

I am going Hatyai next few weeks. I have few questions want to ask.

Q1. I have the VOC (original) and I don't need to go to JPJ to get "Maklumat Terperinci Kenderaan and Insurans"?

Q2. I need to print 2 copies of TM2 and TM3 and fill up (with normal hand writtings) before going in Hatyai right?

Q3. Should I need to prepare Malaysia Insurance Extension (Endorsement 101), and also Insurance cover note? What are they for?
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i remember back when january i just bring photostat version voc from jpj and go to the kopitiam (i forget what the shop called there are many beside the road along the way to bukit kayu hitam) that have currency exchange and insurance near thai border. tell them wan to enter thai by car they will guide u everything. they will give all the things u need just with a small fee around rm2-10 and thai insurance is a must

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Hi, can I check. My car is pre-2016 and I have the original grant. Since this has not been updated with the introduction of VOC, can I still use it to enter Thailand ?
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QUOTE(nebula87 @ Apr 2 2019, 09:23 AM)
Hi TS,

I am going Hatyai next few weeks. I have few questions want to ask.

Q1. I have the VOC (original) and I don't need to go to JPJ to get "Maklumat Terperinci Kenderaan and Insurans"?

Q2. I need to print 2 copies of TM2 and TM3 and fill up (with normal hand writtings) before going in Hatyai right?

Q3. Should I need to prepare Malaysia Insurance Extension (Endorsement 101), and also Insurance cover note? What are they for?
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Hi there,

For

Q1: You have the original VOC, that's it. Dont need to go JPJ for other documents.

Q2: Correct, Pint 2 copies of TM2 & TM3 because they will need to stamp immigration stamp for your arrival and departure during the trip on Thailand and the custom will collect it (arrival collect 1 piece of TM2 & TM3, departure collect 1 piece of TM2 & TM3)

Q3: If you have both, you can show it to them in during arrival office for the officer there to generate the Simplified Customs Declaration Form, I call it car permit that can grant you travel into Thailand by driving your car.
Insurance of course is to protect your car in case any bad thing happen to you and your car. Originally the car insurance you bought only cover you in the country of Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei je, so endorsement 101 is to extend the coverage to Thailand, but they will have some exception on your insurance side, so you need to call your insurance company and confirm about that.
Thailand insurance is compulsory, just in case u happen any accident with Thailand vehicle, this insurance will cover for you, but it will not cover your car if not mistaken.

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QUOTE(Driver1 @ Apr 2 2019, 09:30 PM)
Hi, can I check. My car is pre-2016 and I have the original grant. Since this has not been updated with the introduction of VOC, can I still use it to enter Thailand ?
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Sure you can, no problem with that smile.gif

During my time, I using the old car grant to enter. smile.gif
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QUOTE(jaylim94 @ Apr 2 2019, 09:41 PM)
Sure you can, no problem with that  smile.gif 

During my time, I using the old car grant to enter.  smile.gif
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QUOTE(jaylim94 @ Apr 2 2019, 09:39 PM)
Hi there,

For

Q1: You have the original VOC, that's it. Dont need to go JPJ for other documents.

Q2: Correct, Pint 2 copies of TM2 & TM3 because they will need to stamp immigration stamp for your arrival and departure during the trip on Thailand and the custom will collect it (arrival collect 1 piece of TM2 & TM3, departure collect 1 piece of TM2 & TM3)

Q3: If you have both, you can show it to them in during arrival office for the officer there to generate the Simplified Customs Declaration Form, I call it car permit that can grant you travel into Thailand by driving your car.
Insurance of course is to protect your car in case any bad thing happen to you and your car. Originally the car insurance you bought only cover you in the country of Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei je, so endorsement 101 is to extend the coverage to Thailand, but they will have some exception on your insurance side, so you need to call your insurance company and confirm about that.
Thailand insurance is compulsory, just in case u happen any accident with Thailand vehicle, this insurance will cover for you, but it will not cover your car if not mistaken.
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Thanks for your reply.
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QUOTE(Driver1 @ Apr 2 2019, 10:38 PM)
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Hi jaylim94

Thanks for your reply.
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No Problem, Enjoy driving at Thailand smile.gif
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Anyone knows how long it takes to cross through the border/immigration on a Saturday?1,2,3 hours?, I'm going during a long weekend where Monday is a public holiday.



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jaylim94 Thank for the info .

One question on the car insurance, Can use Malaysia Insurance Extension to replace Thailand insurance? Or Thailand insurance is a compulsory thing ?

Thank you .
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QUOTE(lwk523 @ Apr 22 2019, 03:00 PM)
jaylim94 Thank for the info .

One question on the car insurance,  Can use Malaysia Insurance Extension to replace Thailand insurance?  Or  Thailand insurance is a compulsory thing ?

Thank you .
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Thailand insurance is compulsory yo (to protect Thailand driver on the main point).

Msia Insurance is optional je, because is protect you, Thailand side dont care sweat.gif . But if you get one, and you not sure what will cover, please ask your agent/give a call to your insurance company. smile.gif
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Hi, anyone know if I'm Perakian, do I need to bring passport to go Betong? Or can I apply for border pass?
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QUOTE(lkwah86 @ May 20 2019, 06:43 AM)
Hi, anyone know if I'm Perakian, do I need to bring passport to go Betong? Or can I apply for border pass?
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Hi there,

This is new to me, If not mistaken, border pass only can be done at immigration Malaysia for ppl who stay nearby the border of Msia-Thai.
If you are not frequent traveler between Msia to Thai, I dont think u should apply that because there is a cost of RM10 to apply this and only valid for 6 months, and is troublesome for you to visit immigration office.

You can refer here.

So of course, in short, you need passport to go Betong (Thailand) as well it doesn't matter which state u are from. smile.gif

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QUOTE(lkwah86 @ May 20 2019, 06:43 AM)
Hi, anyone know if I'm Perakian, do I need to bring passport to go Betong? Or can I apply for border pass?
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im a perakian too, last time i applied border pass to go to hatyai, and it is the same for betong.
can be applied at any nearby JPN.

after i got my passport, nowadays, just use passport.
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QUOTE(jaylim94 @ Dec 3 2018, 07:16 PM)
Hi there,

This is not required by Thailand, but this is geographical coverage extension by your car insurance.
Originally our car insurance only cover Malaysia, Brunei, Singapore only, the rest of the country u need to top up.
For more details you can check with your insurance company. 

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This will only cover own damage repairs and Theft. It won't cover Bodily Injury.
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QUOTE(jaylim94 @ Apr 22 2019, 08:57 PM)
Hi,

Thailand insurance is compulsory yo (to protect Thailand driver on the main point).

Msia Insurance is optional je, because is protect you, Thailand side dont care  sweat.gif . But if you get one, and you not sure what will cover, please ask your agent/give a call to your insurance company.   smile.gif
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FYI, the Malaysia endorsement 101 for Thailand coverage will only cover own repairs and theft. It won't cover bodily injury.

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Hi, I am wondering how long can we drive in Thailand ? I’m going to work in Phuket soon. Thinking to drive my car to Phuket as public transport in there is not as good as Bkk. Thanks
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QUOTE(kent02 @ Jul 6 2019, 12:48 PM)
Hi, I am wondering how long can we drive in Thailand ? I’m going to work in Phuket soon. Thinking to drive my car to Phuket as public transport in there is not as good as Bkk. Thanks
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hi there,

If I'm not wrong, it will follow the duration allow u to stay in Thailand (30 days).

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hi there,

If I'm not wrong, it will follow the duration allow u to stay in Thailand (30 days).

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Hi Jay thanks . I have a one year visa and work permit, so does it means I can drive in Thailand more than 30 days without my car 🚗 exit and re-enter Thailand again
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QUOTE(kent02 @ Jul 6 2019, 11:37 PM)
Hi Jay thanks . I have a one year visa and work permit, so does it means I can drive in Thailand more than 30 days without my car 🚗 exit and re-enter Thailand again
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Hi there,

This is new to me. I not sure if they can follow your working permit expired date to grant your car stay in Thailand that long or not. But confirm your car maximum stay is 30 days if you enter as tourist.

If you need to confirm about this, you may contact Thailand embassy for more information about this.


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Address : 206 Jalan Ampang 50450, Kuala Lumpur

Tel (60 - 3) 2145 - 8004, 2148 - 8222,
2148 8350, 2148-8420
Fax (60 - 3) 2148 - 6527, 2148 - 6615
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Hi,
I just back from hatyai selfdrive with my mum and sister, when we enter yesterday we submit the car inbound letter (and asked officer what to do next then he say just drive in to hatyai) so we missed the counter for the simplified custom declaration form.
And we came out just now we submit the car outbound letter to the immigration officer who chop the passport and she chop on that letter for me but the next counter ask for a letter so I thought it is the same letter then I told her already passed to previous officer, she asked me walk back to get it back to her. So I walked back to take back the form with 2 date chop (in and out date) but the second officer said not the outbound form and she don’t want it from me? She showed me a form which as same as the custom declaration form you posted here but I told her we don’t have, they she ask me to leave and she asked me to take back my outbound form which she don’t need.
May I know will this bring me some trouble or fine if I wanna drive into Thai with my car again?


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Hi,
I just back from hatyai selfdrive with my mum and sister, when we enter yesterday  we submit the car inbound letter (and asked officer what to do next then he say just drive in to hatyai) so we missed the counter for the simplified custom declaration form.
And we came out just now we submit the car outbound letter to the immigration officer who chop the passport and she chop on that letter for me but the next counter ask for a letter so I thought it is the same letter then I told her already passed to previous officer, she asked me walk back to get it back to her. So I walked back to take back the form with 2 date chop (in and out date) but the second officer said not the outbound form and she don’t want it from me? She showed me a form which as same as the custom declaration form you posted here but I told her we don’t have, they she ask me to leave and she asked me to take back my outbound form which she don’t need.
May I know will this bring me some trouble or fine if I wanna drive into Thai with my car again?
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Hi there,

I not sure if you will get trouble on this.

But if follow logic, let's say by the time u check in at Thailand, you did not let authority to generate the "car permit" custom declaration form, which means u did not import(drive) your vehicle into Thailand. The car permit is require driver signature to prove that driver and authority both party get knows about the rules and compound that need to pay if disobey.

Since authority did not generate one car permit for you, and you come back here safely without any thai authority disturb rclxms.gif , I think that is fine for you.

You only will get fine if you already receive the car permit and not return the car permit to Thai authority. smile.gif
But you do not have it at first, so...... cool2.gif

But next time please remember for that form, in case while on the road Thailand authority call u off and ask for it and you do not carrying the car permit then ohmy.gif
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QUOTE(jaylim94 @ Jul 7 2019, 09:18 PM)
Hi there,

This is new to me. I not sure if they can follow your working permit expired date to grant your car stay in Thailand that long or not. But confirm your car maximum stay is 30 days if you enter as tourist.

If you need to confirm about this, you may contact Thailand embassy for more information about this.
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Address : 206 Jalan Ampang 50450, Kuala Lumpur

Tel (60 - 3) 2145 - 8004, 2148 - 8222,
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Fax (60 - 3) 2148 - 6527, 2148 - 6615
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Hi thanks .

Just double check even my car still under bank loan I still can drive out of Malaysia right.

Thanks
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Hi thanks .

Just double check even my car still under bank loan I still can drive out of Malaysia right.

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Sure can, why not? biggrin.gif
Malaysia authority / Thailand authority won't call to their department and check if your car still under bank loan. nod.gif


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Hi guys,

Is the Old Car Grant (Geran Kereta Lama) equivalent to new (car ownership card)?

I have original car grant, but is the Old long A4 size one, is it enough to use at the Thai Border's entrance?
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QUOTE(ChongHan90 @ Aug 5 2019, 09:34 AM)
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Is the Old Car Grant (Geran Kereta Lama) equivalent to new (car ownership card)?

I have original car grant, but is the Old long A4 size one, is it enough to use at the Thai Border's entrance?
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Yes is still usable. smile.gif
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Good information for my drive to Thailand soon 😅

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How much is the Thai insurance?
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In my time is around RM25 if not mistaken for a Proton Saga FLX.

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Interesting thread. Planning a driving trip to Thailand sometime in the near future.

How's the experience driving in Thailand compared to Malaysia? The roads, traffic, fuel, tolls, police, etc..
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QUOTE(claxxion @ Aug 14 2019, 02:14 PM)
Interesting thread. Planning a driving trip to Thailand sometime in the near future.

How's the experience driving in Thailand compared to Malaysia? The roads, traffic, fuel, tolls, police, etc..
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Hi there,

My driving experience to Krabi is nice. After hatyai the driving pleasure is less stress than driving at our north south highway due to long journey. So far there is no toll on my route, but their fuel on RON95 [their best petrol btw] is RM5 per litre.

I did not encounter any police biggrin.gif I just follow their rules, just like when u drive into Singapore u follow their rule and not to get any traffic offence bruce.gif
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QUOTE(jaylim94 @ Aug 14 2019, 08:49 PM)
Hi there,

My driving experience to Krabi is nice. After hatyai the driving pleasure is less stress than driving at our north south highway due to long journey. So far there is no toll on my route, but their fuel on RON95 [their best petrol btw] is RM5 per litre.

I did not encounter any police  biggrin.gif  I just follow their rules, just like when u drive into Singapore u follow their rule and not to get any traffic offence  bruce.gif
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yea.just follow their rule and you are good to go.encounter roadblock during my visit to Hatyai. they just let me go.didnt tahan me or whatsoever.
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In the list, is Thailand insurance different from the Malaysian insurance extension/endorsement?

I bought endorsement so my car insurance now covers Thailand during my period of travel, do I still need this Thailand insurance thing?

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Hi there,

My driving experience to Krabi is nice. After hatyai the driving pleasure is less stress than driving at our north south highway due to long journey. So far there is no toll on my route, but their fuel on RON95 [their best petrol btw] is RM5 per litre.

I did not encounter any police  biggrin.gif  I just follow their rules, just like when u drive into Singapore u follow their rule and not to get any traffic offence  bruce.gif
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I just filled in RON91 E10 only for my VW. Much cheaper. biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(KingArthurVI @ Sep 18 2019, 10:12 PM)
In the list, is Thailand insurance different from the Malaysian insurance extension/endorsement?

I bought endorsement so my car insurance now covers Thailand during my period of travel, do I still need this Thailand insurance thing?
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You will still need Thailand insurance, is compulsory in Thailand.

Example case,

-with Thailand insurance (cover Thailand vehicle only)
you get involve in accident with Thai vehicle, usually Thai vehicle need compensate if is your fault. So this insurance will pay for them.
Another thing is, even know u buy extension/endorsement in msia, some insurance company wont cover Thailand vehicle, hence why is this important.

-with Msia insurance extension/endorsement for Thailand
like case above, if you are victim, your insurance in msia will cover for you.
If you no buy, u gg if shit happen in Thai, you gonna fork out your own money to fix your car.

Hope these help smile.gif

QUOTE(langatian @ Sep 19 2019, 12:17 PM)
I just filled in RON91 E10 only for my VW. Much cheaper. biggrin.gif
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Sad, my car only can feed minimum RON95 by the car manual stated. sweat.gif
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QUOTE(jaylim94 @ Sep 19 2019, 11:45 PM)
You will still need Thailand insurance, is compulsory in Thailand.

Example case,

-with Thailand insurance (cover Thailand vehicle only)
you get involve in accident with Thai vehicle, usually Thai vehicle need compensate if is your fault. So this insurance will pay for them.
Another thing is, even know u buy extension/endorsement in msia, some insurance company wont cover Thailand vehicle, hence why is this important.

-with Msia insurance extension/endorsement for Thailand
like case above, if you are victim, your insurance in msia will cover for you.
If you no buy, u gg if shit happen in Thai, you gonna fork out your own money to fix your car.

Hope these help  smile.gif
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Oh I see, so Thai insurance is to protect Thai vehicles whereas our own insurance extension is to cover our own vehicle in case of any misfortunes. Thanks for clarifying this! biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(KingArthurVI @ Sep 20 2019, 11:51 AM)
Oh I see, so Thai insurance is to protect Thai vehicles whereas our own insurance extension is to cover our own vehicle in case of any misfortunes. Thanks for clarifying this! biggrin.gif
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No problem, this is a bit like we having 3rd party insurance in Msia which when shit happen, if is own fault, insurance pay for the victim, your car damage u pay yourself. sweat.gif
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Darn brave sia you

Dare to drive a car only. alone ?
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QUOTE(Eternalgl0ry @ Sep 21 2019, 01:40 AM)
Darn brave sia you

Dare to drive a car only. alone ?
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Yes alone (car), accompany with a friend.
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QUOTE(jaylim94 @ Sep 21 2019, 10:19 PM)
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Yes alone (car), accompany with a friend.
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Hi bro May I know which border is faster and less hassle?

Padang Besar, Bukit Kayu Hitam or the Kota Putra?
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QUOTE(Kven148 @ Oct 25 2019, 10:06 PM)
Hi bro May I know which border is faster and less hassle?

Padang Besar, Bukit Kayu Hitam or the Kota Putra?
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Hi there,

I personally did not enter from any of those places u mention to Thailand.
However base on my prediction, other than Bukit Kayu Hitam(BKT) CIQ, others most likely will less crowded.
Because BKT is the most fastest access to Thailand if you are coming from North-South Expressway.

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Dear all,
I bought the compulsory 9 days insurance b4 entering Thailand, but I decided to stay till day 11. My family and I now in Na Thawi, Where can I buy the additional insurance here?
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Hi Sifus,

Planning to drive into hatyai. Can let me know what are the things I have to prepare. And also have question. Can I make photocopy of my car grant and get verified from nearest police station?


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Just curious, is Malaysia NGV system compatible with Thailand NGV system? Can Malaysian NGV car fill NGV at Thailand PTT station?
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QUOTE(blaze91 @ Dec 24 2019, 09:39 AM)
Hi Sifus,

Planning to drive into hatyai. Can let me know what are the things I have to prepare. And also have question. Can I make photocopy of my car grant and get verified from nearest police station?
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For first time into TH, best to have original VOC. Depends on the TH Customs officer, sometimes they only want original, sometimes photocopy will do. But for first time, as car not registered in the system, best to have original.

You can't save Google Maps TH map into your phone, it's a copyright thing. So, I save HERE maps. But the accuracy of both maps can be horrible out of town. Even driving in town, it can be tricky as TH town roads are narrow & GPS inaccurate.

Remember to return the TH Customs form (for your car) after you chop your passport at departure. Failing to return will incur penalties ($$$$) the next time you drive in.


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QUOTE(Lanchio @ Dec 24 2019, 03:05 PM)
For first time into TH, best to have original VOC. Depends on the TH Customs officer, sometimes they only want original, sometimes photocopy will do. But for first time, as car not registered in the system, best to have original.

You can't save Google Maps TH map into your phone, it's a copyright thing. So, I save HERE maps. But the accuracy of both maps can be horrible out of town. Even driving in town, it can be tricky as TH town roads are narrow & GPS inaccurate.

Remember to return the TH Customs form (for your car) after you chop your passport at departure. Failing to return will incur penalties ($$$$) the next time you drive in.
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JPJ counter was closed by the time arrived today. Perhaps photocopy of verified(from policestation) VOC is valid?

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QUOTE(blaze91 @ Dec 24 2019, 07:08 PM)
JPJ counter was closed by the time arrived today. Perhaps photocopy of verified(from policestation) VOC is valid?
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So did it work?
As far as I know need original.
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QUOTE(blaze91 @ Dec 24 2019, 09:39 AM)
Hi Sifus,

Planning to drive into hatyai. Can let me know what are the things I have to prepare. And also have question. Can I make photocopy of my car grant and get verified from nearest police station?
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Usually photocopy will do most of the time but recommended to have original kept along with you.

i've cross numerous times in 2019 and none of them ask for original yet.
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QUOTE(Icehart @ Jan 1 2020, 02:57 AM)
So did it work?
As far as I know need original.
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I just brought the photocopy and didnt have any issues going into thailand. Photocopy will do
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QUOTE(wyh @ Jan 1 2020, 06:37 PM)
Usually photocopy will do most of the time but recommended to have original kept along with you.

i've cross numerous times in 2019 and none of them ask for original yet.
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exactly they didnt ask for original. photocopy was fine
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QUOTE(wyh @ Jan 1 2020, 06:37 PM)
Usually photocopy will do most of the time but recommended to have original kept along with you.

i've cross numerous times in 2019 and none of them ask for original yet.
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almost all thai border won't ask for original, even though it's required by them. but,at times some border control will ask(bkh will never ask coz its popular). i encountered a few times. but it's usually during the period when security between both countries are tightened .when there's an insurgent, something happened or high risk area they requires all original during that period. (wang kelian, when the big hooha2 last time), golok when there's bombing. but luckily i brought voc while some of my friend not. go jpj kiosk and print out voc. motor rm20, car rm50.
when thai side requires all original, and you don't have one, usually it's budi bicara je., go find their officer moneyflies.gif i had to pay rm50 demn. no receipt. that time i was driving solo in golok area and days before that got bombing and insurgency. alot of people has been turned down. can't enter.
like i said, budi bicara, go find their officer in charge for the customs and prepare to pay.



if kacau pun usually malaysian police. not thai side. malaysian side kacau will tell you to get a chop from nearest balai while giving you a big smile brows.gif (small border usually). budi bicara je. but my friend kena, didn't bring original, so just park at the border and naik with another person.


this is just me and my friends experience as a frequent cross border overlander . sometimes we ride, sometimes i drive, sometimes my friend drives coz we too lazy to ride. or just take a flight. kl to bkh sudah 480km and our plus highway is freaking boring..

the latest adventure was we masuk cambodia last november. driving navara through bkh, osmah(in cambodia), krong poi pet then bkh.
last month masuk thai, from wang kelian, then exit at sungai kolok. next trip, dunno yet, usually i go on impulse.

the only border i never tried to cross between my-thai is the one near my hometown in tanah merah kelantan. bukit bunga(buketa)

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one more thing, we purchased voluntary insurance package, it comes with 1 year compulsary, and 6months voluntary for about rm420..
if cover my motor it will be rm440 for the same type of insurance.


"The Voluntary Insurance provides Thailand's property / vehicle damages coverage due to an accident in Thailand and it is divided into three different classes. Only the class three is offered to foreign vehicle."


if not just take the compulsary for about rm20 for a week will do. but if anything happen like, accident, death etc, you're going to be in a lot of trouble. if you have voluntary, at least you don't have to pay anything, any compensation etc.. if no death involved lah.

my friend accident langgar thai car, but since he has voluntary insurance, just call the insurance, and within 30minutes their nearest panel will come take picture and settle everything for you. you don;t have to pay anything.

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Hi, Im planning to drive to hatyai at these coming CNY. Which kastam do u all suggest?
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QUOTE(Leeyanxin @ Jan 21 2020, 01:10 AM)
Hi, Im planning to drive to hatyai at these coming CNY. Which kastam do u all suggest?
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Hi there,

If you are from the North South Highway (Jitra) that area, just use Bukit Kayu hitam(BKT) to enter.
Otherwise, if you take another path to another entrance, it might about the same while you queuing at BKT kastam biggrin.gif



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Anyone recently travelled by car to Hatyai after the Covid pandemic?

Are the procedures still the same?

Like getting the authorisation letter signed, TM2, TM3, ...?

Any new additional procedures?
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i plan rent car in thailand , just using malaysia license or need idp ?
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i plan rent car in thailand , just using malaysia license or need idp ?
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If I not mistaken, if the car is Thailand register car u gonna have IDP, if the car is Malaysia register car, then you use Msia License would be fine.
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QUOTE(Blofeld @ Jun 20 2022, 06:51 PM)
Anyone recently travelled by car to Hatyai after the Covid pandemic?

Are the procedures still the same?

Like getting the authorisation letter signed, TM2, TM3, ...?

Any new additional procedures?
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I just back from Hatyai short trip on 19th Jul 2022 by car (crossing Thai by Sadao border)

user posted image

Yes, they added 1 more step when going into Thailand, which you can see in the attach image.

(1) - (New) Where you need to park you car at the road side, all passengers and driver need to go down, Scan an QR code and fill up your details and attached a print screen (.jpg) of your vaccination page. After press submit, it will give you a Thai Pass QR code.

After that, walk to the left a bit, there are a few staffs to scan your Thai Pass QR code, once scanned, the staff will stamp your white card.

(2) - (Process no change) If your white card not stamped, Thai custom will ask you to go back to (1).

(3) - (Process no change)

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QUOTE(nebula87 @ Jul 21 2022, 04:22 PM)
I just back from Hatyai short trip on 19th Jul 2022 by car (crossing Thai by Sadao border)

user posted image

Yes, they added 1 more step when going into Thailand, which you can see in the attach image.

(1) - (New) Where you need to park you car at the road side, all passengers and driver need to go down, Scan an QR code and fill up your details and attached a print screen (.jpg) of your vaccination page. After press submit, it will give you a Thai Pass QR code.

After that, walk to the left a bit, there are a few staffs to scan your Thai Pass QR code, once scanned, the staff will stamp your white card.

(2) - (Process no change) If your white card not stamped, Thai custom will ask you to go back to (1).

(3) - (Process no change)
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Wow thank you so much!

For no 1, do you print screen the yellow coloured vaccination page or the vaccination cert?

and where to collect the white card?

And when you return to Malaysia, the process is still the same?
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QUOTE(Blofeld @ Jul 22 2022, 02:39 PM)
Wow thank you so much!

For no 1, do you print screen the yellow coloured vaccination page or the vaccination cert?

and where to collect the white card?

And when you return to Malaysia, the process is still the same?
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I print screen from the PDF format.

I got the white card from the road side stall, those who help to fill up details for TM2,TM3, and white card. they also sell Thai car insurance.

Yes, for return to Malaysia, the process is still the same.
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QUOTE(nebula87 @ Jul 22 2022, 02:48 PM)
I print screen from the PDF format.

I got the white card from the road side stall, those who help to fill up details for TM2,TM3, and white card. they also sell Thai car insurance.

Yes, for return to Malaysia, the process is still the same.
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Thanks

For this part =
Scan an QR code and fill up your details and attached a print screen (.jpg) of your vaccination page.

Who will check it whether you attached correctly and does it take long for them to check?

Any recommendations on which road side stall to get the Thai car insurance?


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QUOTE(Blofeld @ Jul 22 2022, 03:38 PM)
Thanks

For this part =
Scan an QR code and fill up your details and attached a print screen (.jpg) of your vaccination page.

Who will check it whether you attached correctly and does it take long for them to check?

Any recommendations on which road side stall to get the Thai car insurance?
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That time nobody check what i attached.

Maybe the other staff who will scan your Thai Pass QR will check your uploaded screenshot..

Last time I used to go to Petronas station, but the latest I went to this location, very friendly Malay lady who help to cover every docs and they have Thai simcard as well.

https://goo.gl/maps/481ciytZLLHPBuwz6
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QUOTE(nebula87 @ Jul 22 2022, 03:50 PM)
That time nobody check what i attached.

Maybe the other staff who will scan your Thai Pass QR will check your uploaded screenshot..

Last time I used to go to Petronas station, but the latest I went to this location, very friendly Malay lady who help to cover every docs and they have Thai simcard as well.

https://goo.gl/maps/481ciytZLLHPBuwz6
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Thanks for the recommendation. notworthy.gif

But looks like a lot of cars will be parking by the roadside next to the stall too, right?
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QUOTE(Blofeld @ Jul 22 2022, 04:09 PM)
Thanks for the recommendation.  notworthy.gif

But looks like a lot of cars will be parking by the roadside next to the stall too, right?
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Yes, previously have a lot of cars used to stop there, but this time just 2 cars.. brows.gif
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QUOTE(Paddy @ Jul 14 2022, 12:04 PM)
i plan rent car in thailand , just using malaysia license or need idp ?
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QUOTE(jaylim94 @ Jul 18 2022, 06:55 PM)
If I not mistaken, if the car is Thailand register car u gonna have IDP, if the car is Malaysia register car, then you use Msia License would be fine.
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ASEAN countries recognise each other driving licence.

Malaysians need not possess an international licence to drive in Thailand, assured Thailand’s Ambassador to Malaysia Damrong Kraikruan.

“In the spirit of Asean, member countries recognise the driving licence issued by their respective authorities as valid,” he said.

https://www.malaymail.com/news/drive/2016/0...or-says/1049957
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QUOTE(Blofeld @ Aug 19 2022, 02:13 PM)
ASEAN countries recognise each other driving licence.

Malaysians need not possess an international licence to drive in Thailand, assured Thailand’s Ambassador to Malaysia Damrong Kraikruan.

“In the spirit of Asean, member countries recognise the driving licence issued by their respective authorities as valid,” he said.

https://www.malaymail.com/news/drive/2016/0...or-says/1049957
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Southern still ok.
If go central like Bangkok or Pattaya better get IDP. Got 50-50% chance to kena saman.
Northen like Chiang Mai / Udon must get IDP.
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Hi all, I’m planning to buy a lawn mower that cost more than Rm3k in hatyai and bringing back to Malaysia, I’ll be driving there, the question now is what should I do when going thru the Thailand custom and Malaysia custom?
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QUOTE(NSX_MY @ May 14 2023, 04:00 PM)
Hi all, I’m planning to buy a lawn mower that cost more than Rm3k in hatyai and bringing back to Malaysia, I’ll be driving there, the question now is what should I do when going thru the Thailand custom and Malaysia custom?
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Thai custom will not check.
Malaysia side will check. So you can declare to the custom officer there. (Not to be sexist, but always, always, go to the counter where men are manning the counter, they are more relaxed with the rules).
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Hi all, sorry to revive this thread.

Just wanted to ask some special case.

Right now, I was denied by entering Thailand Hatyai border, they mentioned I didn't return back the "vehicle form" during exit at Betong on Year 2019.

Now 2024 I'm entering with another vehicle (the previous vehicle was sold on 2021). They mentioned I was blacklisted and need to pay the 10k Baht fine, need to bring previous passport and need to submit a "JPJ Authorization Letter" to proof that my vehicle is transferred properly in Malaysia.

I can pay the 10k Baht fine no issue. But the problem is the letter, I travelled to JPJ to request but they mentioned there is no such "authorized transferred letter".

Anyone had such experience before?
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For everyone's future reference

I have recently gotten a quotation on E101 insurance from MSIG Malaysia for my vehicle (a 2022 BMW 3 series) for a 4 day trip to Thailand, it was RM56

I think it's fairly reasonable for an added peace of mind eg: vehicle damage / theft / towing from Malaysian border, which wasn't covered by both CI & VI
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QUOTE(budang @ Jan 16 2025, 12:33 PM)
For everyone's future reference

I have recently gotten a quotation on E101 insurance from MSIG Malaysia for my vehicle (a 2022 BMW 3 series) for a 4 day trip to Thailand, it was RM56

I think it's fairly reasonable for an added peace of mind eg: vehicle damage / theft / towing from Malaysian border, which wasn't covered by both CI & VI
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if your vehicle breaks down at Thailand (touch wood), MSIG will get it towed to their panel in Thai?
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QUOTE(IamAHuman @ Jan 16 2025, 02:58 PM)
if your vehicle breaks down at Thailand (touch wood), MSIG will get it towed to their panel in Thai?
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I asked them the same question, they told me they do not have towing service in Thai. You have to arrange to get it towed to nearest Malaysian border (either pay towing out of own pocket, or your voluntary insurance covers it), then from Malaysia side, MSIG will arrange for their partner to tow it to nearest workshop.

You might need to check with your Malaysian insurer if they have towing in Thai. I believe most doesn't.
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QUOTE(budang @ Jan 16 2025, 03:12 PM)
I asked them the same question, they told me they do not have towing service in Thai. You have to arrange to get it towed to nearest Malaysian border (either pay towing out of own pocket, or your voluntary insurance covers it), then from Malaysia side, MSIG will arrange for their partner to tow it to nearest workshop.

You might need to check with your Malaysian insurer if they have towing in Thai. I believe most doesn't.
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So, basically the coverage is predominantly to cover against thief and accident when you are at Thai? Thought you will need to buy local Thai insurance when you enter the country.
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QUOTE(IamAHuman @ Jan 16 2025, 09:32 PM)
So, basically the coverage is predominantly to cover against thief and accident when you are at Thai? Thought you will need to buy local Thai insurance when you enter the country.
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From what I read and understood:

Compulsory insurance covers third party and own bodily injury, death and medical
Voluntary insurance covers third party vehicle damage (if your fault), public property damage and some additional coverage for third party and own bodily injury, death and medical

Both insurance above doesn't seem to cover our vehicle.
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QUOTE(budang @ Jan 16 2025, 10:41 PM)
From what I read and understood:

Compulsory insurance covers third party and own bodily injury, death and medical
Voluntary insurance covers third party vehicle damage (if your fault), public property damage and some additional coverage for third party and own bodily injury, death and medical

Both insurance above doesn't seem to cover our vehicle.
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Cover your vehicle is 101 extension. Call your insurance company and tell them how many days, you will get a quote accordingly. Then just pay via card.
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QUOTE(Icehart @ Jan 20 2025, 11:40 PM)
Cover your vehicle is 101 extension. Call your insurance company and tell them how many days, you will get a quote accordingly. Then just pay via card.
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Yep, already got it insured.

As above, it was RM56 for 4 days.
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Hi,

Hope someone can advise icon_question.gif .

Planning a family trip to Thailand soon so was just wondering the TM6 is replaced by TDAC correct? Any other changes on the documents required to drive in Thailand? The last time I went there (back in 2019) I standby the TM2 and TM3 forms but was not used in the end. Are these forms still needed now? And the other documents required in the list are they still the same? Such as Thailand insurance etc. Those can get at the border right? blush.gif

Hope someone can advise, many thanks in advance.
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Hi,

Hope someone can advise  icon_question.gif .

Planning a family trip to Thailand soon so was just wondering the TM6 is replaced by TDAC correct? Any other changes on the documents required to drive in Thailand? The last time I went there (back in 2019) I standby the TM2 and TM3 forms but was not used in the end. Are these forms still needed now? And the other documents required in the list are they still the same? Such as Thailand insurance etc. Those can get at the border right?  blush.gif   

Hope someone can advise, many thanks in advance.
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Yes still needed.

 

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