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What are the official online channels to contact the Immigration Bureau of Thailand for an appeal?

Immigration Bureau Contact Information Thai Visa Appeal Process Online Channels Immigration Rules

asked Jul 21, 2022

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Hello. Does anyone know what are the official  online  channels for contacting to the immigration bureau Thailand, such as email  or online contact form for official appeal ?  I could find on their website  only  one email of one of  division in  Bangkok. I don't need phone number  or address. Thank you.

Answer summary

The user is seeking official online channels to contact the Immigration Bureau of Thailand, specifically for submitting appeals, and has only found one email for a division in Bangkok. The comments provide insights into the appeal process involving direct appeals to officers and the importance of using the official channels.

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Click comment and we will ask for your email, then OTP, then name.

Robert *******

Time to close it down, this page is for Visa Advice and not for discussion about why a person is on the black list.

4 years ago

Robert *******

You appeal directly when a decision is made by an Immigration Officer, you fill in the appeal form and supply the needed copies.

You might go back to the office where the decision is made to ask to see the person in charge to discuss and appeal against the officers decision.

4 years ago

Lloyd ********

The changes in the law recently are not retrospective - so good luck with that

4 years ago

James ********

Lloyd Turner IF its related to a marijuana conviction those who were jailed due to it have been released.

Possibly similar relief may be sought for those who were deported from Thailand.

4 years ago

Alex ********

@Robert ******

This is necessary for my relative, who cannot now enter Thailand because he is on the black list for entry. But the reason for his entry ban, this law has already been repealed in Thailand since June.

4 years ago

Bobby ********

@Alex *******

I think you'll find that unless a law is made retrospective, any charges/penalties applied at the time of the offence will still stand. You can imagine the court backlog if this were not applied

4 years ago

Robert *******

@Alex *******

The place to contact about black list is:

Alex ********

thank you

Robert *******

Then you need a lawyer who can help to find out if persons who are blacklisted can return due to a change of laws.

4 years ago

Alex ********

Yes, we have already applied, but neither the lawyers nor the migration officers in the Phuket office know how exactly the entry of people from the black list will now take place after the change in the law.

4 years ago