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Attention! Changing the payment system of consular fees at the Embassy of Hungary in Bangkok from 1 February 2019
We hereby inform our Customers, that the payment system of consular fees will be changed at the Embassy of Hungary in Bangkok from 1 February 2019.
The previously used cash payment in EUR will be cancelled, and from the 1 February 2019 only bank payment in THB will be accepted at the Consulate of Hungary in Bangkok.
Our customers will receive a bank payment voucher and the amount of the consular fee to be paid at the Embassy, and will be able to manage the payment at Bangkok Bank (1 minute walking distance from our Embassy).
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Meeting of EU development partners and Lao PDR on Joint Programming of development efforts
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