Travelers head to Thailand for northern mountain routes near Chiang Mai, and it's a solid pick for island and countryside exploring. Here's what to know about using your international driving license there.
In Thailand, traffic keeps to the left, so it's worth skimming our left-hand traffic guide before you pick up the keys, especially at roundabouts and intersections without clear signage.
Rental staff and local authorities in Thailand typically want to see your passport, your home driver's license, and your international driving license together. Keeping all three ready at pickup saves time — here's a full packing checklist.
Entry, driving, and car-rental requirements can change and vary by destination. Always confirm current rules with the relevant embassy, consulate, or local authority before you travel.