Probably a pointless exercise but has anyone ever called Immigration @ Chaengwattana Government complex on 02 141 9889 and actually got through to talk to a human being?
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The post discusses the difficulty of reaching a human operator at the Chaengwattana Immigration Office by phone. Several commenters share their experiences, noting varying levels of success when reaching other immigration offices. Some suggest asking questions in forums, citing communication challenges between foreigners and immigration officers regarding visa rules.
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Well I just rang 1111, surprisingly good! Got all my questions answered!
I called the immigration at the airport and they have someone speak English to me very good info they manage to tell me if i was blacklisted or not. I was not :D But i had to fax the passport
Oh yes I did try that earlier but answer was not particularly clear. It was if I could use TM86 to change my non immigrant Ed visa from SE to ME. I think I was told I can't do it. You see my country does not offer ME student visas to Thailand from any embassy/consulate...
sorry, I meant ask your question on here and see if anyone knows the answer.
Given most immigration officers have an abysmal grasp of engrish and given that most foreigners have an equally abysmal grasp of the visa/extension rules many MANY things get 'lost in translation'. :O