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Where can I pay my water bill in Jomtien?

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Jun 5, 2025

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Where do you pay your water bill?

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In Jomtien, you can pay your water bill at several locations, including 7-Eleven stores and online through various apps such as the PWA app or Bangkok Bank app. If you're living in a condo, payments are typically managed through the Juristic office. For houses, payments are usually made to the local authority.

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Online or 7-11

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Or a 711

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Internet banking

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On the pwa app or on bkk app

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Depends are you in a condo, if so thats normally through the Juristic. If in house will be local authority not sure for jomtien

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House through pwa app or their bankers—only PEA is a problem

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find MEA and PEA easy with there apps

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PEA cannot scan QR code with Bangkok bank

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disappointing

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Can be paid with Kasikorn—not sure of the other banks

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I thought that was electricity

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pea and pwa van be paid at

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hmm. Cheers

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Yes, you can pay Provincial Waterworks Authority (PWA) bills at 7-Eleven in Thailand. You can also pay at other locations like Tesco Lotus, Pay at Post, or Just Pay service. Additionally, you can pay via True Money, True Express, or other mobile payment apps. Some 7-Elevens also have payment terminals that may accept credit cards,

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7eleven.

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