Car rental at Chiang Mai Airport

Determining which provider is suitable is often a matter of choice. If you’ve already secured reservations, it’s a moot point, but if you’re looking to hire a vehicle on the fly, then it’s a matter of price, vehicle availability, convenience and customer service. Budget and Hertz are among the top agencies in these categories based on customer reviews.

Australian citizens should have their passport and return ticket in addition to a valid driver’s licence. We always recommend foreign drivers travelling to Thailand hold an International Driving Permit, which is often requested and makes the process smoother. You’ll also need a major credit card or bank debit card for payment; just be sure that the names on the card and driver’s licence are identical, to avoid complications.

Cars are driven on the left side of the road, as in Australia. Seatbelts are not required for rear seat passengers, but you should request they do so for safety reasons. When driving a car hire at Chiang Mai Airport and around the city, always use a hands-free mobile device and never operate the vehicle under the influence of drugs or alcohol. As for speed limits, it is customary to drive at 50 km/h in residential areas, at 90 km/h in rural areas outside the city and at a maximum speed of 120 km/h on highways. The number to dial in case of emergencies is 191.  

On average a rental car at Chiang Mai airport costs ₪137 per day.

In the past 72 hours, the cheapest rental cars were found at Drive Car Rental (₪114/day), Hertz (₪131/day) and Budget (₪166/day).