The Thailand pass support contact details posted by the Royal Thai Embassy in Bern, Switzerland. Image: MFA

 

PHUKET: Support for dealing with issues in being approved a Thailand Pass in order to enter the country has delivered a last-minute reprieve for at least one family looking to fly to Phuket, with a Thailand Pass issued for each family member within 24 hours of their booked flight to Phuket.

 

The family, currently based in Paris, have been left hanging in hope that a Thailand Pass would be issued for the mother before they board their flight tomorrow (Nov 7).

 

The reprieve came via a notice posted by the Royal Thai Embassy in Bern, Switzerland, giving contact details for those needing assistance with their Thailand Pass applications through the website https://tp.consular.go.th/

 

Of note, the same support notice has now been posted on the home page of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ Department of Consular Affairs website.

 

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Four more tourists jump through the hoops.

nobody answers those suposedly 30 phone lines - that's according to those who have tried to contact them. After 30 minutes of waiting line automatically drops call.

 

but on https://www.facebook.com/ThaiConsular/

"If you haven’t received confirmed QRCode. Please send us the following information to Inbox of this Facebook or Line@Thaiconsular:

1. Your name

2. Your passport number

3. Email that you”d registered in the application

4. Date of departure."

I was just about to save this information to my hard drive.....then I realised that the government will change all the rules tomorrow, so what would be the point?

Stay single, you have 1 problem. Breed... And you have multiple problems...

5 hours ago, Thailand said:

Four more tourists jump through the hoops.

More like stumble...

23 hours ago, Jonathan Fairfield said:

The Thailand pass support contact details posted by the Royal Thai Embassy in Bern, Switzerland. Image: MFA

I'm guessing it wasn't a Thai that came up with an easier workable way.