As i’m going to borrow my dad’s car to Krabi from Bukit Kayu Hitam, what are the important documents do i need to bring? and how long it takes from BKT to Krabi?
Since you are not the car owner, you need an authorisation letter from your father to allow you to use his car travel to Thailand.
If possible, get it verify at the local police station, together with the car registration card ( Original if possible ), that is all you need to for border crossing.
From BKT to Krabi is about 350 KM, it will take about 5 hours.
Wow! Glad I found this site. My brother-in-law & I are planning a driving trip to Chiang Mai in early Dec (4~16). 2 vehicle convoy.
We are currently working out the itinerary and would love to tap your experiences.
This will be my second trip to Thailand. I drove to Krabi/Koh Lanta in September.
If I forward you our planned itinerary, could you advise us on possible Places of Interest along the way and perhaps, places to stay?
Regards
Richard
Hi Richard,
Thanks for visiting my site.
I will be more than happy to share some information and I wish to find out more about Koh Lanta from you as well.
Please email me your trip information to DriveToThailand @gmail.com or just leave it as a comment in the blog.
Thanks and best regards
Kent
As i’m going to borrow my dad’s car to Krabi from Bukit Kayu Hitam, what are the important documents do i need to bring? and how long it takes from BKT to Krabi?
Thanks..
Dear Eddie,
Since you are not the car owner, you need an authorisation letter from your father to allow you to use his car travel to Thailand.
If possible, get it verify at the local police station, together with the car registration card ( Original if possible ), that is all you need to for border crossing.
From BKT to Krabi is about 350 KM, it will take about 5 hours.
I just came back after 6 days for phuket trip, enjoyed the whole Journey, thajks for the info given in your blog!
you welcome. please do share your experience with us.
It is true that the roadside travel agent are more cheaper, thai agent are very ethical , so dun worry .