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This announcement will probably not regard farangs.

For Cambodian nationals (maybe also Lao and Burmese?) with the blue "passport" and "work permit ID card", the 90 days stamp cannot be obtained at Chaeng Watana. You need to go in person to Suan Phlu as previously.

Yes, I know, very few Cambodian migrants read this forum but maybe some of their employers...

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This announcement will probably not regard farangs.

For Cambodian nationals (maybe also Lao and Burmese?) with the blue "passport" and "work permit ID card", the 90 days stamp cannot be obtained at Chaeng Watana. You need to go in person to Suan Phlu as previously.

Yes, I know, very few Cambodian migrants read this forum but maybe some of their employers...

I think this information was included in the original move announcement. Burmese, Lao and Cambodians still use Suan Plu, and the investigation and some other units are still there too.

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This announcement will probably not regard farangs.

For Cambodian nationals (maybe also Lao and Burmese?) with the blue "passport" and "work permit ID card", the 90 days stamp cannot be obtained at Chaeng Watana. You need to go in person to Suan Phlu as previously.

Yes, I know, very few Cambodian migrants read this forum but maybe some of their employers...

I think this information was included in the original move announcement. Burmese, Lao and Cambodians still use Suan Plu, and the investigation and some other units are still there too.

You are probably right but as no one read fully the "original move announcement"...

I'm VERY MOTIVATED on this issue and I missed it.

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