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NL Embassy: Consular office hours for Dutch citizens in Khon Kaen on 17 November

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Posted in Diary, Expats and retirees, Dutch embassy
Tags: Consular service, Khan Kean

November 4 2021

(Photo: Thailandblog)

As previously announced, the Embassy will organize a number of consular office hours in Thailand in the coming months, in cities other than Bangkok. During these consultation hours it is possible for Dutch people to apply for a passport or have your life certificate signed.

CONSULAR CONSULTING HOURS

The first consular consultation hour is held on:

Wednesday November 17, 2021, 13.00:17.00 PM – XNUMX:XNUMX PM
Avani Khon Kaen Hotel and Convention Centre
999 Moo 4 Prachasamosorn road

If you have registered for this consular consultation hour, you will receive an email with the exact time of your appointment.
Click here https://www.nederlandwereldwijd.nl/…/paspoort-of-id…

information about the passport application and documents to be submitted.

If you have not registered and still want to use this consultation, you can send an email until November 12, 2021 to [email protected] There are still a few places left and we will try to schedule you.

Information about consular office hours in Chang Mai, Hua Hin, Pattaya and Phuket will follow soon.

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