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Open day consular department Dutch embassy in Bangkok

November 18 2014

What is involved in a passport application? Where are the duties of the consular section? And what does the cubicle of the consular section actually look like from the other side?

Always wanted to take a look behind the scenes at the consular section of the embassy? Which can! The consular section will open its doors to Dutch visitors on Wednesday 10 December 2014 from 12:30 pm to 14:00 pm. Not only to show how the department works, but also to be able to talk about your suggestions and ideas for the consular department. We believe it is important to give you a clear picture of what we can do for you and to show you all that is involved in our work.

Participation in the open day is only possible if you register before 8 December 2014 via [email protected]. Please state your name and date of birth as stated in your passport. Registration must be done in person (therefore no possibility to register several people via one email address) On the open day you must be able to identify yourself with your Dutch passport.

Source: www.facebook.com/netherlandsembassybangkok

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