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Reader call: Free ride from Pattaya to Bangkok

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Tags: Ride along

14 September 2015

Dear readers,

I have to go to the Dutch Embassy soon for a new passport. If there are people from Pattaya and the surrounding area who want to ride for free, you can.

Yours faithfully,

Ton

Email: [email protected]

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trienekens says up

14 September 2015 on 20: 18

Hi Ton

I may not have to go to the embassy, but I think that such a nice offer deserves praise!!!!

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piet says up

15 September 2015 on 02: 38

Nice action, but I have just been and just took the 6 o'clock bus from Ekamai txi and neatly 9 o'clock on site, skytain is also possible, but love air conditioning in this hot city
No traffic stress by driving yourself!
Incidentally, neatly hoped by nice Thai who spoke good Dutch.

Another tip, take your own envalop with stamps, your address is already mentioned on it and your passport will be sent to you
Incidentally, opposite the embassy there is a tuktoek with a tent where you can have a passport photo taken if the ones you brought do not meet the requirements

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Gerard says up

15 September 2015 on 07: 12

Hi Tom,

I am happy to take up your offer. I have to be at the embassy in the week of September 28 and if that suits you I'd love to ride along.

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Reader call: Free ride from Pattaya to Bangkok

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