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What should expats in Phuket Town know about the limited immigration services on April 30th due to the power outage?

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Apr 29, 2024
8 months ago
Stuart *********
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Due to a planned power outage tomorrow 30th April Phuket Town immigration will be operating limited services. If you can avoid going tomorrow please do so.

Patong or Blue Tree offices are not affected.
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On April 30th, Phuket Town immigration will offer limited services due to a planned power outage. It is advised to avoid visiting the Phuket Town office if possible, as the Patong and Blue Tree offices are not impacted by this outage.
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