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Foreigners who drive in Cambodia may or may not legally required to have a Cambodian license. Although many expats don’t bother, if you’re planning to drive in Cambodia it makes sense to get a Cambodian driver’s license.
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125cc motorcycle for sale northern ireland The laws changed on January 1st, 2016 and now drivers who are driving motos that are 125cc or smaller do not need a license. Unfortunately, it’s not yet clear if this also applies to foreigners. Many expats don’t bother to get a license, and just pay (or avoid) the fines when they are stopped. But getting a driver’s license in Cambodia isn’t very difficult, and although the fines for driving without one are currently small, in the future the penalties for driving without a license will likely be more severe.
Note that an International Driver’s License is not recognized in Cambodia. Also note that if you get into an accident while driving without a valid Cambodian license, most health insurance and travel insurance companies will not cover your claim. There are seven types of licenses in Cambodia. The non-industrial ones are: A1: For 49-125cc motorcycles and scooters As of December, 2016, a driving license is no longer needed for motorcycles and scooters up to 125ccs. A2: For motorcycles larger than 125cc B: For passenger vehicles (less than 9 passengers) License B also permits the holder to drive motorcycles under 125cc, but an A2 license is still required for larger motorcycles. What you need to apply for a Cambodian driver’s license: Where to apply for a Cambodian driving license. To apply for a Cambodian driving license, you can do it the official way or use an agent. The Department of Public Works and Transport can issue driver’s licenses that are valid for one year for $35.
The turnaround time is usually remarkably fast, sometimes just 24 hours. You will get a provisional license first, and then a month later will get your “real” license. Five-year licenses are no longer available for foreigners. The Department of Public Works and Transport 106 Preah Norodom Boulevard, Phnom Penh Tel : 023 427 845: 023 427 862 Most expats choose to not apply this way, however, and use an agent instead. The most popular agent for driver’s licenses is Lucky! Lucky!, which also rent motos by the day or month. If you don’t have a driving license from your home country, Lucky! can also help you get set up with classes (if you’d like) for taking the test to get a Cambodian license. 413 Monivong Boulevard, Phnom Penh Tel: 023 220 988; The Cambodian government has announced that in 2017, it will be possible to apply for and renew driver’s licenses online. If you do not have a driver’s license in another country, you will need to pass an exam through a driving school before being able to apply for a Cambodian license.
This is an excerpt from Move to Cambodia: A guide to living and working in the Kingdom of Wonder. To learn more about 100+ topics that pertain to Cambodia expats, please consider buying the book. From Battambang to Canada: Circus Performers Make It Big Cambodian Opposition Chief Resigns from Party In Cambodia’s Prahok Season, Concerns Raised Over Future Droughts and Dams Cambodia Groups Urge to Reject New Laos Dam at TalksA British man who rode a motorbike naked through Cambodia will be kicked out of the country tomorrow for 'violating the beautiful customs and culture' of the country. Crawford Brown, 24, a student from the University of the West of Scotland, spent the weekend in jail after being pulled over by police for riding naked. Police also caught 22-year-old Catarina Aarnio, from Finland, and Italian Giancarlo Allocca, 30, travelling naked with Mr Brown. A British man was among three backpackers who were caught by police for riding naked through Cambodia
Police said the actions of the tourists, which included a Finnish woman, 'violated Cambodian law' Police tried to get them to stop but they carried on as they did not realise they were doing any thing wrong Chuon Chomkol said: 'I can't let foreigners act like this, even if they didn't know the traditions of our country'The trio had reportedly stripped off and rode in the Leuk Daek district, 50 miles south east of Phnom Penh. Officer Chuon Chomkol told the Cambodia Daily: 'We saw them drive in front of our commune police station and I then ordered my officials to follow them and stop them.'They drove when they had no clothes on. It looked so indecent in public and in our country, so we needed to arrest them.'He added: 'I can't let foreigners act like this, even if they didn't know the traditions of our country.'He said the backpackers did not immediately stop when police gave chase as they were not aware they had done any thing wrong. He believed the naked trio were planning to cross a border checkpoint in to Vietnam.