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What should I consider when filling out the Certificate of Entry (COE) mobile number for Thailand?
Jan 30, 2021
5 years ago
Carrie ********
ORIGINAL POSTERUpdate: I made it through and then I got a server error! Help?
Can someone tell me what’s going on here? I’ve filled this COE out twice and don’t understand why this keeps happening. I’m entering the number and then it’s saying it’s not working
Can someone tell me what’s going on here? I’ve filled this COE out twice and don’t understand why this keeps happening. I’m entering the number and then it’s saying it’s not working
TLDR : Answer Summary
Users are experiencing issues with entering their mobile numbers in the COE application for Thailand, encountering server errors and incorrect number prompts. Many community members suggest entering numbers without spaces and clarifying the correct international dialing format, particularly for US and Thai numbers. Common advice includes using '+1' for US numbers and '+66' for Thai numbers, omitting leading zeros, and ensuring only numeric characters are inputted.
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Terry ********
Send me message and I will walk you through.
Joan *********
I had to type ++
Chad **********
Yes +1 and no spaces.
Terry ********
This might only accept numeric characters. If it will not accept the "+" then substitute the "+" with 011, as in 011 - country code - national subscriber number
Mark ******
@Terry *******
Exactly, "Fill in only numbers" is the clue. ;)Reply to
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Adriana ********
It’s the 0, it’s not +01 it’s plus +1
Apex ********************
There is no country code +01 If you number is from the US, it;s +1
Nathan ******
66 is the Thai county code that is not needed.
Either try 0, 2 digit area code then number, or just the 2 digit area code plus number.
No + symbol for the Thai #, but need + before your home country #.
I had same problem...it took me about 20 attempts.
Either try 0, 2 digit area code then number, or just the 2 digit area code plus number.
No + symbol for the Thai #, but need + before your home country #.
I had same problem...it took me about 20 attempts.
Nathan ******
The US us +1....
I also eliminated all the spaces
I also eliminated all the spaces
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Correa **********
Overseas number, if ur frm the US, Use +1 and then your number
If in thai, use +66 followed by ur number (do not include the zero in the beginning)
If in thai, use +66 followed by ur number (do not include the zero in the beginning)
Becky **********
Is it from the US? If it is try +1
Becky **********
If it’s Thailand it +66 51______
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Albert *********
Change + an try 00
Mark ******
Try leaving out the +
Christian *********
@Mark *****
no, leave out the zero. +1 is correctMark ******
@Christian ********
You may be right, but I thought "Fill in only numbers" might be a clue??Reply to
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James *******
use this one: 02-
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89Istvan *********
No spaces and will work
Carrie ********
ORIGINAL POSTERI entered the Thai hotel number and they said that was wrong. I entered in my American mobile number because that’s what I will have and that didn’t work. I’ll try the no space thing next.
John ********
01
John ********
From canada
Wilmont ******
Thailand is 66 + your number
Colin *******
+66 for thailand
Bob **********
+01 is not a thai number
Carrie ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Bob *********
my mobile in Thailand would be my cell number. It needs to be a Thai number?Bob **********
@Sareena ******
try removing the 0 if that doesn't work put the thai number of where your staying Reply to
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Chris *********
+66 for Thailand
Rashadi ********
I had same issue, no spaces
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