Apart from current passport what else do they want to see at the embassy?

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Australian Passports – Adult Applicants

This information sheet should be read in conjunction with the Australian passport application form. Please complete and print the appropriate form from the website www.passports.gov.au

Renewal - to replace an existing undamaged adult Australian passport

Applicants must bring the following with them to the passport interview:

• Completed one-page Renewal Form available at www.passports.gov.au

• Current Australian passport

• Three passport photos (guidelines regarding size, colour, etc are listed on the website).

• Cash fee payable in Thai baht.

If you are unable to print a Renewal Application from the online site please email our office at the address listed overleaf.

Renewal Applications may be lodged at the Australian Embassy in Bangkok and at the office of the Australian Honorary Consul in Phuket. Please contact our Bangkok office for further information.

Rest is here ... http://www.thailand.embassy.gov.au/bkok/Consular_P2.html

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Is there a way to do it without going to Bangkok or Phuket? As Bangkok only acepts till noon it means staying overnight

Is there a way to do it without going to Bangkok or Phuket? As Bangkok only acepts till noon it means staying overnight

They do indicate that if the Passport you have is in good order and you are ill and unable to travel and live a long distance away it may be possible to do it by mail. My guess is that they will be pretty restrictive about that and you will need a really good reason.

Do it in Laos, I did as it was closer to where I lived than Bangkok.

You don't leave the old passport behind remember

Myanmar is just 34km away but i dont think i can there. Laos is well a long way

If it helps, there is a Consular visit to Chiang Mai on 27 Feb.

The Consular Section of the Australian Embassy in Bangkok will organise a Consular outreach visit to Chiang Mai on Friday 27 February from 08.30 am

to 12 noon and from 1.00 pm to 4.00 pm at the following address:

The Rim Resort
51/2 Arrak Road
T. Phrasingh, A. Muang
Chiang Mai 50200
Tel. 053 903999

http://www.thailand.embassy.gov.au/bkok/consular.html

If it helps, there is a Consular visit to Chiang Mai on 27 Feb.

The Consular Section of the Australian Embassy in Bangkok will organise a Consular outreach visit to Chiang Mai on Friday 27 February from 08.30 am

to 12 noon and from 1.00 pm to 4.00 pm at the following address:

The Rim Resort

51/2 Arrak Road

T. Phrasingh, A. Muang

Chiang Mai 50200

Tel. 053 903999

http://www.thailand.embassy.gov.au/bkok/consular.html

Thanks, thats great information for members to know, still 7 hours away from me in Kanchanaburi, near Phu Nam Ron