请问谁有试过去曼谷自驾的？？？

OnceInYoung

大家好，我10月中要去曼谷-华欣，想要自己租车自己驾自己走，但是没有经验。 看到说我们马来西亚人去泰国自驾旅行是不用国际驾照的。 你们谁有经验可以请教吗？ 我问了包车一日游那些，我3个大人，1 小孩， 算人头都要一位差不多2百块钱，4个人加入门票的话就800 了，超贵的，所以打算自租车， 去到哪里行李也可以丢上车。 不用在太阳底下搭地跌阿，接车那么可怜。 谁可以分享下经验。 谢谢

siewlooi23

没有经验，但是有看到其他贴写是要国际驾照的啦，去JPJ申请，一人rm150，可用一年～不过曼谷那么赛车的地方你要驾车吗？换酒店要拿行李就坐taxi啦

kwai56

在泰國駕車這麼多年都沒有申請國際駕照（IDP），遇到泰國警察设置的路障都是掏出大馬駕照，然後就可以走了

OnceInYoung

kwai56 发表于 20-7-2017 10:02 AM
在泰國駕車這麼多年都沒有申請國際駕照（IDP），遇到泰國警察设置的路障都是掏出大馬駕照，然後就可以走了

哇好帅气的。所以我是想这么的潇洒。哈哈

pupuman

今年在曼谷自驾几次。不需要国际驾照。重点是要在那里取车(考量清楚时间和地点)。一天以24小时计算加上免费4小时(avis等有给)。
https://www.avis.com/en/locations/th/bangkok

Sims001

在大城市以外的地方，当地的ROADBLOCK是不接受外国的驾照，只看IDP (INTERNATIONAL DRIVING PERMIT)
你可以跟警察辩论UNDER什么什么ACT，但是他们是不理的。

“THAI DRIVING LICENSE OR IDP”



还有，你自己询问租车公司没有IDP的话，出意外（尤其撞人）时候，租车公司的保险是否COVER，
THAI EXPAT ＦＯＲＵＭ是有说，没有ＩＤＰ是不ＣＯＶＥＲ的

租车，很重要的part就是检查车的时候（要签收），眼睛放大。。。看清楚，所有有MARKING、SCRACTHING在车，
都要叫职员写下来，和自己拍照做证据，免得回来交车时候有争执。

比较机场上的租车公司的ＯＦＦＥＲ，可以用这个来比较和ＢＯＯＫＩＮＧ
https://www.holidayautos.com/en/#/searchcars

然后才看你的包车ＢＵＤＧＥＴ和自驾ＢＵＤＧＥＴ如何。
https://pattayarentacar.com/blog ... icence-in-thailand/

A common misconception in Thailand is that you can drive using your foreign driver’s licence for an indefinite period in Thailand and you will not suffer any consequences and there is no need to apply for a Thai driving license. Sadly this is not the case. Below is some information regarding using a foreign driving licence, how long you can use it for and when and where you apply for a Thai driving license.

In order to drive in Thailand the law requires you to have a either a Thai driving licence or valid foreign licence that is complete with a photograph. If you are using a foreign license it should be in English or alternatively be accompanied by an official translation into Thai or English. Licences are only valid if they have been issued by a country that has a treaty with the Thai Government allowing the mutual acceptance of driving licences. These countries include the UK, the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.

An International Driver’s Licence/Permit often referred to as IDL or IDP is also valid in Thailand. You qualify to apply for an IDL or IDP if your foreign driving licence is valid under the 1949 or 1968 Conventions and the benefits of these sort of licence primarily revolve around the fact that they are more frequently recognised and accepted by police and civil service officials. IDL and IDP can only be issued by Government Departments or authorised auto clubs.

NOTE. It should be noted that although IDL and IDP’s are valid for 1 year after arrival in Thailand, after 3 months most comprehensive insurance policies are made void if you are still driving on a foreign licence.

https://www.tripadvisor.com.au/T ... 0/Thailand

A very common question asked on the Thai forums is:

"What do I need to hire and drive a car or ride a motorcycle in Thailand?"

The advice in this article is given in good faith by TripAdvisor Members to visitors to Thailand unfamiliar with how to hire and ride a motor vehicle or motorcycle both legally and safely and ensuring that they do not compromise any insurance arrangements either with the hire company or their travel insurance company. Reference is frequently made to the requirement for hirers to possess an International Driving Permit (IDP) obtained in the hirer's own country before they enter Thailand and enter into a hire agreement.  In some Members' minds there is ambiguity about the interpretation of whether an IDP is an Internationally recognised legal requirement or merely is advisory. The balance of opinion currently (June 2013) and advice consistently given to visitors has been that an IDP is a legal requirement. In the light of different interpretations by unqualified TripAdvisor Members, either for or against the need for an IDP, it is recommended that Members reading this article do so in conjunction with advice from their own country's Royal Thai Consulates or Embassies or Motoring Associations or other accredited and authoritive sources.

[url=]This link[/url] clearly demonstrates the differences of opinion and conflicting views about the need for an International Driving Permit and sets out the governing legislation. An important distinction is drawn between visitors' home country Driving Licences that contain or do not contain a photograph of the driver.  Readers' attention is drawn in particular to reply #19 added in June 2014. Obtaining an IDP removes any doubt.

A comprehensive explanation of Driving Licence requirements from the Royal Thai Embassy in Wellington, New Zealand, can be read in reply #17 in this topic dated December 2015,

If you are involved in an accident, with property damage or personal injury to any party, be aware that if the Thai Police and/or Insurance Company discover that licencing and permit documents are not in order, you may feel the full force of the law, and may have any insurance cover invalidated. You may also be required by the Thai authorities, to post a LARGE cash bail amount to cover any liability you may incur.