Thai Vehicle Insurance Provider for Malaysian Vehicles
Drive2Thai works with licensed Thai insurance brokers and insurers to help Malaysian drivers enter Thailand legally and safely.
When you purchase through our platform, your Thailand vehicle insurance policy is issued by official Thai partners. Drive2Thai makes the process simple by preparing your border-ready documents and matching you with the right provider based on your vehicle and trip needs.
Who Are our Providers and Why They Matter
Thailand requires foreign vehicles to buy local insurance before driving on Thai roads. This insurance must come from licensed Thai insurers, often through approved brokers.
That is why Drive2Thai partners only with trusted, regulated providers. Your cover is legitimate, border accepted, and backed by real Thai insurance companies.
How Drive2Thai Works With Providers
To keep things transparent, here is how the purchase works:
You buy a policy directly from the licensed broker or insurer listed below.
Drive2Thai helps you complete and submit the required details.
We prepare travel documents such as TM2 TM3 where applicable.
We coordinate with the chosen insurance provider.
This means your insurance is official and compliant, and your journey is smoother.
Thai Vehicle Insurance Provider for Malaysian Car
Drive2Thai partners with licensed Thai brokers and insurers. For cars and vans, broker PPP places both compulsory Por Ror Bor and voluntary cover with Navakij Insurance. For motorbikes, broker Numsab places compulsory with RVP and voluntary with Thai Paiboon. Policies are purchased directly from the brokers/insurers; Drive2Thai facilitates document preparation and coordinates the right partner for your trip.
Disclaimer:
By selecting any of the services provided on this platform, you acknowledge that the insurance policies are purchased directly from the licensed broker(s) listed above, who represent the respective insurance providers. Drive2Thai acts solely as a facilitator to assist with the preparation and submission of required travel documents, and may help coordinate with a suitable broker based on your selected travel needs.
Meet Our Licensed Thai Partners
PPP is a licensed Thai broker that supports compulsory insurance for cars and vans. PPP helps ensure your policy meets Thailand entry requirements.
Navakij is a well established Thai insurer providing compulsory and voluntary insurance for cars and vans. Ideal for drivers who want legal compliance plus wider protection if needed.
Numsab is a licensed Thai broker specializing in compulsory motorbike insurance. They handle issuance for riders entering Thailand.
RVP is a Thai insurer providing compulsory cover for motorbikes. This ensures riders meet the minimum legal requirement for Thai roads.
Thai Paiboon is a Thai insurer offering voluntary motorbike insurance. Suitable for riders who want stronger third party and accident related protection.
What You Get When You Buy Through Drive2Thai
What Our Customers Are Saying
Ahmad R.
Kuala LumpurDrive2Thai made it so easy for me to purchase the compulsory insurance before driving into Thailand. The website was user-friendly, and the process was completed in minutes. Highly recommended!
Melissa T.
PenangI had a question about extending my coverage, and the Drive2Thai team responded within a day. Their quick assistance gave me peace of mind during my road trip to Thailand.
Siti N.
Shah AlamThe ability to purchase insurance online before entering Thailand is a game-changer. Drive2Thai saved me the hassle of finding an agent at the border!
Kevin C.
George TownI frequently travel to Thailand for work, and Drive2Thai’s 1-year policy option is perfect for me. It’s convenient and saves me a lot of time!
Frequently Asked Question
1. Where do I get TM2 and TM3 documents?
You can get these documents from the immigration office when crossing the border. However, Drive2Thai helps you to prepare these documents for free when you purchase an insurance policy from us. Documents will be emailed to you within 5 minutes after purchase, or you may pick up physical copies from our office in Bukit Kayu Hitam Border.
2. What are TM2 and TM3 documents?
TM2 = Information of Conveyance (your vehicle details). TM3 = Passenger List. These are immigration forms needed at land borders for driving into Thailand.
3. How much is Thailand car insurance?
The compulsory Thai car insurance is RM25 (priced by vehicle type and coverage period). Optional premium insurance offers wider protection and costs more depending on the chosen limits and duration.
4. Is insurance required to enter Thailand?
Yes. Por Ror Bor (compulsory third-party liability) is legally required for all vehicles in Thailand.
5. What is TDAC?
Thailand Digital Arrival Card, the online entry form that replaced the paper TM6. Complete it before you travel.
6. Which type of Thailand car insurance is best for a Malaysian car driving in Thailand?
You must have Por Ror Bor (Thai compulsory insurance). For better protection, add voluntary insurance for higher coverage, theft, or own-damage. Choose reputable Thai insurers or brokers that provide clear coverage limits, roadside assistance, and claims support.
7. Where can I buy Thailand car insurance online in Malaysia?
You can buy Thailand car insurance in Malaysia online via Drive2Thai. Drive2Thai offers a seamless purchase process, allowing you to receive your policy within 5 minutes. Drive2Thai also help you to prepare your TM2, TM3, and authorization letter for free when you purchase from us.
8. What documents do I need to drive to Thailand?
To drive to Thailand, you’ll need these documents: Passport, vehicle registration card (required whether you’re driving your own car or someone else’s), an authorization letter from the owner (if driving another person’s vehicle), Thai Compulsory Insurance (Por Ror Bor), TM2 (vehicle information) and TM3 (passenger information) forms for land borders, plus the TDAC (Thailand Digital Arrival Card) completed online before arrival.
9. Can you drive to Thailand from Malaysia by car?
Yes. Malaysians commonly cross at land checkpoints such as Sadao/Bukit Kayu Hitam, Pengkalan Kubor, Pengkalan Hulu, Wang Kelian, Rantau Panjang, Bukit Bunga, and Kota Putra. Make sure you have your Por Ror Bor, TDAC, and TM2/TM3 forms ready before travel.
10. Does Thailand accept a Malaysian driver’s licence?
Yes. Licences issued by ASEAN member countries (including Malaysia) are valid for driving in Thailand. An International Driving Permit (IDP) isn’t required for short visits, though some travellers carry one as a precaution.
Our Office Location
Prefer to collect documents in person? Visit our Bukit Kayu Hitam office before you cross the border.
Get Insured Now for Your Thai Trip!
Get your vehicle fully covered before you hit the road. Secure your Thailand Vehicle Insurance today for a worry-free journey.
