Are backpacks allowed to bring documents to the Chiang Mai Immigration office?

Chiang Mai Immigration Visa Procedures Immigration Office Regulations Document Requirements

May 6, 2018

7 years ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

Tomorrow I'm going to Chiang Mai Immigration office. Are backpacks allowed to bring your documents in? TIA!!

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A user inquired about whether backpacks are allowed when bringing documents to the Chiang Mai Immigration office. A couple of comments confirmed that it is permissible to use a backpack for this purpose.

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ORIGINAL POSTER

Thanks Joe. That was quick and easy!! :-)

7 years ago

Joe ********

Yes

7 years ago

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