Nakhon Pathom Immigration: Correct Address Needed

[Dah fahrang]

Hi.

I live in Ratchaburi, and as I have no car currently, and am undergoing medical treatment I am unable to get to make my 90 day report in person this time. I enclosed a letter to this effect to the Senior Immigration Officer at Nakhon Pathom.

I sent my 90 day report + paperwork to my designated office - Nakhon Pathom - by EMS - adress from Immigration Bureau web site:

53/11 Moo 2

Amphoe Samphran

Changwat Nakhon Pathom 73110.

Returned today (5 November) unable to deliver: no such address.

Does anybody know the correct postal address of the Nakhon Pathom Immigration Office, please?

My report is due 20 November.

Thanks!

[lopburi3]

Information from our Google map is:

[Maestro]

A member posted that label once and I believe he got it from the immigration office. Strangely, the immigration website has the number 53/11 both on the English web page and the Thai page.

P.S. This is the post where the Thai address plus a map was given.

[Mario2008]

The 53/11 address is the only adress I can find.

Maybe call immigration at 1178 and check with them.

[Dah fahrang]

Thanks, Lopburi for the address.

I finally got thruogh to the Nakhon Pathom Immigration Office on the phone, and asked them to confirm the address.

I was told, in English it is:

52/11 Soi Raikhing 14, Moo 2

Tambon Raikhing

Amphoe Samphran

Changwat Nakhon Pathom 73110.

This corroborates (translation) the details Lopburi posted, and is very different to those posted on Immigration's web-site, comnplete with incorrect number 53/11 instead of 52/11

as well as insufficient other detail for the "postie" to stand a chance of delivering.

The lady was quite surprised when I told her where I got the wrong address from - Immigration's own web-site.

So, I printed the page from the web-site (checkpoints, Central) and sent it along with the returned, unopened, wrongly addressed registered envelope, containing the 90 day report.

I have a feeling she may pass this information onwards and upwards, where, no doubt it will remain buried by inertia.

Moral of the tale: once again, take nothing as fact when it comes to dealing with Immigration!