Procedures Drive Private Malaysia Car To Thailand

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Procedures Drive Private Malaysia Car To Thailand

1.You must have a Valid License

2.You must have a Valid passport or Border Pass

3. Self-Owned Cars
  a. Register the car in his own name
      Bring Original Grant
      or
      Photocopy Grants
      Photocopy Grants must be certified by any Malaysian Police
  b. Not Car Owner ( Borrowed Car )
     - Bring  photocopy grant, certified by any Malaysian Police
     - Bring letter of permission from vehicle owner


Sample Letter


OWNER
Name Of Car Owner
Car Owner Address
Car Owner Mykad Number
Car Owner Hp Nos


BORROWED / DRIVER
Name of Borrowed ( car driver )
Address
Mykad Nos
Hp No


Type of Vehicle
vehicle registration number (Plate Number)
Colour of Vehicle

LETTER OF PERMISSION

I......................................... ( Name and Mykad Car Owner) allow my car, drive to Thailand by ..................(name and mykad of borrowed) .


Signature of Owner                                                                                    Singnature of Borrowed/Driver
                       
....................................................................                                                          ....................................          
 ( Name and Mykad Car Owner)                                                                          ( Name and Mykad)


***** MYKAD PHOTOCOPY ( Owner and Borrowed )



4.Photostate of Road Tax

5.Insurance Entering Thailand
     - This insurance can be purchased at all representative of the insurance Agency  in town Changloon and Padang Besar
     - Price between RM14.00 ~ RM18.00 per week

6. Your car must to be declared or  or reported at the Thai Customs Office, after passport or border pass certified (stamped)

Location:

Cikgu Joe Satun Karlisa Travel adalah agensi pelancongan milik Cikgu Joe Satun. Cikgu Joe Satun merupakan seorang aktivis masyarakat yang banyak membantu rakyat Malaysia yang menghadapi musibah di Thailand, khususnya di sekitar Satun. Beliau juga mengajar Fardu Ain dalam Bahasa Melayu secara percuma di Satun, Thailand sebagai usaha memartabatkan Bahasa Melayu dan menyumbang kepada komuniti setempat.

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