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Home » Reader question » Reader question: Details of company that helps with applying for Schengen visa
Dear readers,
I am looking for an address and telephone number of a company that can help my Thai friend with the Schengen visa for the Netherlands. I know it is quite easy to arrange yourself, but we prefer to do it through that company. He was also there last year and we have good experiences with it.
Does anyone know the name, address and phone number of the company? He couldn't remember. I think it is on the same street as the Dutch embassy.
Thank you for the reply.
With kind regards,
Toine
I think you mean this:
SC Trans & Travel Co. Ltd. (SCT&T)
112 Mansion House 2 FL. Room 202B
Wireless Road, Lumpini, Patumwan
Bangkok 10330
telefoon: (0066)-(0)2-2531957-8
Nattya Somchit is General Manager
Nattya, Very good and honest, does everything for you.
Often used, also for MVV
Regards, Jan
http://www.thaiconnection.nl
But now closed due to illness, for about three weeks; want to have my Thai girlfriend come over too.
There are two just down the street from the embassy. One almost opposite the embassy gate and one a little earlier down the street. The latter, diagonally opposite the embassy, is best known here on the blog:
SCTrans & Travel Co. Ltd.
mr. Amnat Somchit
Phone number: 02-253-1957 / 081-915-1191
International Tel: :+66 2 253 1957 / +66-81-915-1191
Email address: nattaya_sctt {at} hotmail.com
(I see both 1957 and 1956 at the end of the office number, two extension numbers?)
Source: https://www.thailandblog.nl/lezersvraag/lezersvraag-documenten-legaliseren/
Thanks for your responses, but I read that the office has been closed for a while…. that doesn't make me very happy
I'll have my friend call me in the morning. See if there is a response.
@ Rob V, you write that there is also an office earlier in that street. Any idea what the house number is and possibly. name/phone number? Or are there other alternatives?
Thanks for your responses. Now I read from you, Wil, that the office diagonally to the embassy has been closed for a while. That doesn't make me very happy. I think he was there last year.
I'll have him call there in the morning.
@Rob V; that other office on the same street; any idea what the exact house number is and possibly name/phone number? What alternative would there be that you know of?
And in Chiang Mai there is also an office that works:
http://www.chiangmaivisaservice.com/
Close to Kad Suan Kaew Department Store; they do everything (including a flight CM-BKK for Bht 20.000 I understood from my girlfriend.
Regards, Will