Hello
I would like to send my passport to the indian Embassy of BANGKOK for applying my visa tourist.
The point is that I do not know how much is the fee and how I can send it.
I do not think they accept mney in the enveloppe.
Thanks for any help
DAMIEN
Live in Samui, need visa to india.
talk2dam
09 January 2014 09:18:14
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Priscilla
09 January 2014 13:15:44
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Hi Damien,
Maybe the best thing to be done here is to call directly the indian Embassy of Bangkok and ask them about the mode of payment and the amount of fees to be paid. 
If you have other questions, please feel free to ask them on the forum, we will try our best to guide you. 
Thank you,
Priscilla
Expat.com team
talk2dam
09 January 2014 13:47:59
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That is what I tried to do first Priscilla but none of the phone numbers provided on the website works properly..
Damien
talk2dam
11 January 2014 19:43:22
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Any advice are welcome
Thanks
talk2dam
14 January 2014 07:39:11
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Do not tell me that you have to go to Bangkok to get a visa for India :'(
stumpy
16 January 2014 22:45:25
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You will have to go to Bangkok to get the visa.
Have you tried phoning the Embassy to get information ??
talk2dam
18 January 2014 01:41:44
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I tried but None of the phone numbers provided on the website works properly..
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