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A valid home-country licence in English is accepted. If your licence is not in English or Malay, carry an International Driving Permit (IDP) alongside it. ASEAN licences are recognised. Most performance cars require two years on a full licence.

Thailand requires an International Driving Permit alongside your home licence for most foreign visitors. Licences from ASEAN member states are accepted on their own. Police checkpoints do ask, so keep both documents in the car.

Security deposits vary by vehicle — typically RM10,000–30,000 in Malaysia and THB 100,000–300,000 in Thailand for supercars, lower for performance and executive cars. The exact figure is confirmed in writing before you commit and refunded after the return inspection, normally within three to seven working days.