Ku Huang citadel in the old city of Chiang Mai. Photo: Takeaway.
Chinese nationals have a found a shortcut around the long wait in the mainland for a driver’s licence: Get it in Thailand.
Up to 10 Chinese tourists a day are visiting the Chiang Mai branch of the Land Transport Department to apply for a driver’s permit, more than 100 in all this year so far.
Read more: Bangkok Post – CHEEWIN SATTHA
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