Yes you can get AGL at the Pakxan crossing.jorai;272240 wrote: Can I get compulsory third party liability insurance for Laos at the Nakhon Phanom crossing and/or at the Bun Kan/Pakxan crossing?
Thanks, David, for your most helpful response. Is there any harm in trying to cross at the Nakhon Phanom bridge first (I read it will be opened officially on the auspicious date of 11 Nov 2011) and, that failing, proceed to the Pakxan crossing? One concern I guess is that the road from one crossing to the next leads along the Mekong and may well be damaged from recent flooding but this would be the case on both sides of the border.Davidfl;272242 wrote: Yes you can get AGL at the Pakxan crossing.
Plus I'm sure it is available at the Nakhon Phanom / Tha Khek crossing, but you have to be able to enter Laos across the bridge first, & this may be problematic.
Re Nakhon Phanom / Tha Khek I'd say that the Lao authorities will try to enforce a no bikes ban entering Laos at the start.jorai;272268 wrote: Thanks, David, for your most helpful response. Is there any harm in trying to cross at the Nakhon Phanom bridge first (I read it will be opened officially on the auspicious date of 11 Nov 2011) and, that failing, proceed to the Pakxan crossing? One concern I guess is that the road from one crossing to the next leads along the Mekong and may well be damaged from recent flooding but this would be the case on both sides of the border.
Will I get compulsory third party liability insurance for Thailand at the Poipet crossing from Cambodia? I directed my inquiry to e-insurancethailand.com and expat support Tony Dabbs was kind enough to respond that I "should be able" to get coverage for Thailand at the border. Can someone confirm that this is the case when entering Thailand from Cambodia at Poipet on a Cambodia-registered 250ccm Suzuki Djebel?