Thai Vehicle Insurance Packages for Malaysia to Thailand Road Trip
Driving from Malaysia to Thailand by car or motorcycle? Get valid Thai vehicle insurance and TM2/TM3 border documents online in minutes. Choose your package, select your trip duration, enter your NRIC and plate number, and receive your policy instantly.
Why Need Thai Vehicle Insurance
Thailand requires all foreign vehicles to carry Thai compulsory insurance (Por Ror Bor) when entering the country. Without valid coverage, you may be denied entry or fined at the border. For longer trips, newer vehicles, or added peace of mind, voluntary Thai vehicle insurance is strongly recommended on top of the compulsory cover. With Drive2Thai, you get clear, compliant protection—without border hassle.
Choose the Right Thailand Insurance Package for Your Trip
We offer two Thailand vehicle insurance packages for Malaysian drivers. Both packages are valid for driving in Thailand and include TM2 & TM3 border forms required at checkpoints.
- Thai Compulsory Insurance (Por Ror Bor)
- TM2 & TM3 border forms
- Quick online issuance
- Voluntary insurance with higher limits.
- Broader protection for third party injury, personal accident and property damage.
- Extra benefits such as bail bond and higher medical expenses coverage.
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For a smoother border process, printed copies are recommended.Insurance policy and TM2/TM3 documents will be issued within minutes.
Limits shown are subject to insurer terms and Thailand regulations. Full policy wording is provided after purchase.
Choose The Right Package For Your Trip
We offer two Thailand bound packages. Both are valid for driving in Thailand and include TM2 TM3 border forms.
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Drive2Thai is designed for Malaysian drivers and riders who want a hassle-free entry into Thailand.
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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.
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Get your vehicle fully covered before you hit the road. Secure your Thailand Vehicle Insurance today for a worry-free journey.
