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NL Embassy: Consular consultation hour Khon Kaen + lunch

By Editorial
Posted in Expats and retirees, Dutch embassy
Tags: Consular office hours, Khon Kaen, Life proof, Dutch passport

November 9 2021

The Dutch embassy is organizing a consular consultation hour in Khon Kaen on November 17 between 13.00:17.00 and XNUMX:XNUMX.

Prior to this, ambassador Remco van Wijngaarden will offer a lunch to Dutch citizens and their possible partner and children from 11.30 am, at the same location as the consular office hours:

Avani Khon Kaen Hotel and Convention Centre
999 Moo 4 Prachasamosorn Road

If you would like to use this lunch, please let us know by email no later than Thursday, November 11, 15.00 p.m. [email protected]. Please indicate whether you are coming with any partner and children.

Thanks and hope to see you on the 17th,

Dutch Embassy Bangkok

Source: Facebook page of the Dutch embassy in Bangkok

Number of times read: 188

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janbeute says up

9 November 2021 at 17: 23

A lunch at the expense of the embassy, how much does that cost in these times of cutbacks. I hope a little humor is still allowed.
I have a feeling that our new ambassador could become a favorite among Dutch expats and immigrants.
Finally someone with a refreshing style, especially since he also starts in the Isaan.
Not that I will be there, I would like to get to know CM in my own environment.

Jan Beute.

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