Thailand Post

[beowolf2012]

Hi to all...

I am from Denmark and wait a leter from Denmark.

The problem is the letter always seems to go back to Denmark. And what i want is to find out of how i can get this letter...

Some will say the address is wrong and i can only say the address is ok.

What i want is to find telephone numbers for thai post.

The letter come from Denmark so it have to be transported wirh airplane and then i what to know the post office in Bangkok neer airport. Ya there is two airport suwana and Don Muang. Some info for post office on thoose 2 ex.phonenumbers so i can make trace on that letter.

beowolf2012

[noahvail]

Receiving letters here in Thailand is spotty at best. I once got a letter from the UK five months after it had been sent. The best way to be sure of receiving it is to have it posted by the Danish equivalent of EMS or Global Priority Mail. That way you can use the Track & Trace on Danish mail's website, then when it hits Thailand, continue on with Track & Trace on the Thai Post website.

Phoning them without a trace number will just waste your time. I just had a small package shipped in from the US, by Priority Mail. It sat in customs for 9 days, it was never opened, and the waybill was never checked. My wife phoned about the 5th day, and was told in no uncertain terms that Thai Customs can hold things for a week or longer if they want to! So, even with a tracking number, we just had to wait for them to take their own sweet time. It was a total of 19 days from the States to up here in Isaan.

[Prince17]

Yes, We can confirm what "nohavail" wrote...

EMS from Danmark:

http://www.ems.post/operators/denmark

And then tracking through Thailand:

http://track.thailandpost.co.th/trackinternet/Default.aspx

Works perfectly from Germany, France and Switzerland all the time.

Very reliable.

Hope this helps.

Prin

[beowolf2012]

Receiving letters here in Thailand is spotty at best. I once got a letter from the UK five months after it had been sent. The best way to be sure of receiving it is to have it posted by the Danish equivalent of EMS or Global Priority Mail. That way you can use the Track & Trace on Danish mail's website, then when it hits Thailand, continue on with Track & Trace on the Thai Post website.

Phoning them without a trace number will just waste your time. I just had a small package shipped in from the US, by Priority Mail. It sat in customs for 9 days, it was never opened, and the waybill was never checked. My wife phoned about the 5th day, and was told in no uncertain terms that Thai Customs can hold things for a week or longer if they want to! So, even with a tracking number, we just had to wait for them to take their own sweet time. It was a total of 19 days from the States to up here in Isaan.

It's not so easy because it's a goverment letter and they not send EMS or put track and trace on it only go send normal and the issue have stand on from the end of December last year...

thanks for you answer anyway

[beowolf2012]

Yes, We can confirm what "nohavail" wrote...

EMS from Danmark:

http://www.ems.post/operators/denmark

And then tracking through Thailand:

http://track.thailandpost.co.th/trackinternet/Default.aspx

Works perfectly from Germany, France and Switzerland all the time.

Very reliable.

Hope this helps.

Prin

It's not so easy because it's a goverment letter and they not send

EMS or put track and trace on it only go send normal and the issue have

stand on from the end of December last year...

thanks for you answer anyway