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Survey on quality of service Dutch Embassy in Bangkok

April 2, 2015

Most expats and pensioners do have a strong opinion about the quality of service provided by the Dutch embassy in Bangkok. If you are satisfied or dissatisfied, please complete the survey that the embassy has posted on its Facebook page.

The survey is anonymous and you only need to answer 9 questions. The outcome will be published on the embassy's website. If you don't have access to Facebook, you can also complete the survey here: www.surveymonkey.com/s/5N57R7W

Embassy closed roads Songkran

If you want to visit the embassy this month, please note that due to the Songkran festival, the embassy will be closed to the public from Monday 13 to Friday 17 April 2015.

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