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BANGKOK, 9th February 2018 (NNT) - The Department of Consular Affairs will provide its passport services every Saturday until April as more Thais are expected to travel overseas. Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) Spokesperson Bussadee Santipitak revealed today that the Department of Consular Affairs will open on Saturdays starting February 17th
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Britain is now at even greater risk of further terrorist attacks in the wake of a 'vibrant' trade in forged and blank passports used by migrants attempting to gain entry to the country, a leading security expert has warned. Dr. Anthony Glees, Professor of Politics at the University of Buckingham and
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An Iranian couple caught at Suvarnabhumi airport carrying fake Bulgarian passports confessed they bought them for 500,000 baht from an Iranian in India and had planned to seek asylum on arrival in London. Ali Javanmakdroup, 27, and his wife Fatemeh Pouyani, 26, Iranian nationals, were about to board a TG910 flight
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The Department of Consular Affairs in cooperation with the Metropolitan Rapid Transit Authority on Friday opened the first temporary passport office at the underground train station in Klong Toey to provide convenience to members of the public applying for passports. The new service at the MRT station was warmly received by
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For those who wish to stay in the union the rush to claim citizenship in an EU country is increasing and the race is on as applications pile up and foreign offices struggle to cope. Brexit has caused a surge in citizenship requests from British expats looking for ways to stay
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THE LAOTIAN government has issued an urgent order for officials to get stricter on foreigners entering the country. Everyone entering Laos from tomorrow must have complete documents, said a source at the 1st Thai-Lao Friendship Bridge border checkpoint yesterday. Read more: The Nation By The Nation
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PATTAYA — More than 100 officers raided nightclubs along Pattaya’s famed Walking Street early Friday morning and took dozens of foreigners in for interrogation because they were not holding passports. Officers from the Central Investigation Bureau and soldiers from the 14th Military Base went into five venues in the infamous nightlife
Read More A British traveller was refused entry and deported from Thailand after ripping pages from passport to use as toilet paper when she was drunk, ITV Report online reported on Wednesday. Faye Wilson was forced to turn back at a Thai airport and was escorted all the way back to the United
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