I feel sorry for the staff. Imagine all the russians and chinese that now has flooded patong, frusturated when the staff do not speak their language. What a nightmare.

Posted by One Expat 13 years on June 14, 2013 09:19

Any chance to park the motorbike next to the building while doing the 90-days-report?

Posted by Fritz Pinguin on June 14, 2013 09:55

Hey Ed: Does this mean I can do my 90 day address check in at the Patong branch now? thanks.

Posted by Tim on June 14, 2013 09:59

Good news - do you know if it's possible to buy re-entry visas there as well please?

Posted by Anonymous on June 14, 2013 12:59

Win Win situation if there was a fee payable to the Thai Government at Immigration rather than having to leave the country every 3 months for so many Visas. You can extend 60 days to 90 days so why do so many people have to leave the country. Charge more than the tax on the airfare, going to Ranong the government receives no money. Win Win if it were to change. Someone who has committed a serious crime is not going to leave the country every 90 days so what purpose does it serve aprt from boring people.

Posted by Donating Farang on June 14, 2013 13:29

Just done my 90 day reporting there today, parked bike at the rear no issues, and they told me to spread the word, CAN do re-entry permit and many other services so I advise anyone to go and see them, the place was empty, no waiting around and how refreshing to be dealt with lots of positive help, advise and smiles from the Thai staff and supervisor, the only slight grumble (principle not cost) is what they charge for photocopies done there in office, 100bt for 3 items which is a lot more than Phuket town but then again worth it for the convenience

Posted by Anonymous on June 14, 2013 15:53

Did a 90 day report there today. Very friendly, no photocopy charge and asked to tell folks that they were open again. The staff seemed genuinely happy.

Posted by Geraint Lewis on June 14, 2013 18:54