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Re: UK Passport Renewal

Post by 747man » March 28, 2018, 9:35 am

pal52 wrote:
March 27, 2018, 6:18 am
747man wrote:
March 26, 2018, 11:42 pm
trubrit wrote:
March 26, 2018, 6:23 pm
pal52 wrote:
March 26, 2018, 5:38 pm
Truebrit.
I remember seeing the post & someone did it with no problems.
They said the agency was on the ground floor of the Trendy building.
They may have moved as it was about 2 years ago.
When you arrive at the Trendy building you have to report to the Reception.
Ask them about the Agency & where they are situated.
They do speak English at the reception.
Thanks Pal thought I 'd seen something about it, that's what I'm after .
But That's the one that does EVERYTHING for you @5,000 Baht....


No it is not.
The one which charges 5000 baht is in Pattaya.
The one which was in an earlier post is in the Trendy Building & had a Thai name.
O.K Pal, But I Think You'll find that the ONE in the Trendy Building ( & Yes I've seen it ) Will charge you about the same, They won't do it " Just for the love of it " :shock: :shock:



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Re: UK Passport Renewal

Post by pal52 » March 28, 2018, 10:15 am

They charged 500 baht to pick up your passport & send it to you EMS.
Someone posted about it on Udon Map .
They used them & got their passport back with no problem.
They even posted their phone number but I can not find the post.
This was about 2 years ago.

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Re: UK Passport Renewal

Post by trubrit » March 28, 2018, 10:20 am

Well went yesterday, a pretty painless experience all over and done with in 15 minutes. Security at all points was pretty strict, more like the airport, so don't take any big bags with you, other than that every one was not only pleasant but unlike the old embassy experience,pretty clued up and polite.Waiting for an email to pick it up when ready, not more than four weeks , they said .Now the definitive answer on that. Anyone can collect on your behalf, just need a letter of permission signed by you, the receipt they gave you on application and , he's the biggie, your old passport. Which of course means if you engage the services of an agent of any sort , you have to leave your current passport with them, in the meantime meaning you obviously don't have it .Which I am not prepared to do and wouldn't advise anyone else to either .So it's back to Bangkok again soon , maybe I will just let the wife go alone this time if I can persuade her to stay out of the malls .
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Re: UK Passport Renewal

Post by trubrit » April 19, 2018, 6:46 am

Just to finalise this topic . Got a note on my phone from DHS to say they are delivering my new passport to Trendy, just before Songkran and an email confirming it's arrival from HM passport office just after, so wife went down armed with old passport, letter of authorisation , signed by me and her Id card, to pick it up, after making an appointment to do so .No hassle what so ever .All done and dusted within three weeks, including an extra week delay over the Thai holiday .
Now to get immi to swap my visa, fingers crossed .
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