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The Pattaya Passport Office will be relocated to Central Pattaya (Room No. 449/2, 4th floor next to the Parking Entrance).

 

From 6th February 2023 onward

 

Working hours: 9.00–17.00 hrs.

 

Monday–Friday (except official holidays).

 

Tel. 095 364 2837, 038 422 438

 

The office will also provide legalization services. Legalization Office Tel. 038 119 638

 

Please contact the Department of Consular Affairs for more information

 

Source: https://thepattayanews.com/2023/02/02/pattaya-passport-office-relocated-to-central-pattaya/

 

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It was already in central Pattaya!

I am presuming they mean Central Festival........or not.....? 

I think they wrote wrong and must mean Central Festival Shopping. If anyone knows 100% please confirm. 

What does this office do?

 

5 minutes ago, Peabody said:

What does this office do?

 

Are you joking? If not, it's for Thai People to apply for a Passport

3 minutes ago, Peabody said:

What does this office do?

 

Passports for Thai citizens. Was previously in The Avenue on 2nd Rd, so looks like it's moving a few 100 metres sown the road.

On 2/3/2023 at 7:45 AM, topt said:

I am presuming they mean Central Festival........or not.....? 

Of course.

At the Avenue they were amongst the last survivors on the upper floors.

 

On 2/3/2023 at 5:11 PM, MJCM said:

Are you joking? If not, it's for Thai People to apply for a Passport

Buth what kind of legalization services are these?

 

This is a prime example of discussions in other threads.  Some would argue the success of Central Festival in securing a new tenant, but they fail to recognize the demise of the property that this tenant vacated from. 

 

The "survival of the fittest" argument doesn't take into account the empty buildings here left derelict. 

34 minutes ago, Leaver said:

 

This is a prime example of discussions in other threads.  Some would argue the success of Central Festival in securing a new tenant, but they fail to recognize the demise of the property that this tenant vacated from. 

 

The "survival of the fittest" argument doesn't take into account the empty buildings here left derelict. 

And why does this bother you ..strange

21 minutes ago, couchpotato said:

And why does this bother you ..strange

 

It doesn't bother me. Why would it? 

 

The Avenue has lost another major tenant, but hey, Pattaya can sustain more malls. 

6 hours ago, couchpotato said:

And why does this bother you ..strange

It is sad in a way.... The Avenue was conceived and built with much hype. Then people scratched their heads as the nearby Central Festival BR was built. It is a sad reminder of getting things very wrong. 

From what I know the passport office was not paying any rent to the Avenue. It was like a "prestige" tenant.

My TGF, now wife worked close to one year there just after it opened after going through a selective hiring exam and a two-month work experience at Chaeng Wattana MFA.

 

On 2/7/2023 at 12:47 AM, Leaver said:

 

It doesn't bother me. Why would it? 

 

The Avenue has lost another major tenant, but hey, Pattaya can sustain more malls. 

ooh no....here we go again Leaver is on the case......

On 2/8/2023 at 4:21 AM, petermik said:

ooh no....here we go again Leaver is on the case......

 

Yes, the anti BS case, from those with financial interests here.