What Documents Are Required for Visa Processing in Banglamung, Pattaya?

Apr 9, 2020

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Just a side notes for us that need documents for visa from amphur divorce, child, house papers etc. The Banglamung in Pattaya is closed to all these kind of documents you can not even get married at the moment in Banglamung they only do ID cards and birth death. I have copies but they are 8 month old.

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Currently, the Banglamung office in Pattaya is closed for processing certain documents required for visas, including those related to divorce, child, and property papers. They are only handling ID card and birth/death certificate services.

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