Welcome to the Royal Thai Consulate

Information about the Consulate….

The Royal Thai Consulate in Hull was opened in 1922 and was the first consulate for Thailand (then Siam) to be established in the United Kingdom.

The first Consul was Sir James Bell, a ship-owner who traded with Siam.

The present Consul, Mr Alan Taylor, was appointed in 1980.

The main roles of the Hull consulate are:-

a) to issue visas to persons wishing to visit Thailand;

b) to endeavour to provide accurate information to all enquirers;

c) to encourage business relations between Thailand and the UK;

d) to provide support and assistance to Thai nationals in the UK

All constructive comments on how we can improve our services are always welcome.

Opening Times

Normal Opening Times

Monday to Friday
09:30 to 16:00

Opening Times 2010-2011

National Holidays
Thai Public Holidays

News

The Royal Thai Consulate
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THAILAND'S SUMMER 2010 SALE
Check download "Km Thailand's Summer 2010 Sale" on the Visas & Downloads Page.
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LEARN THAI LANGUAGE
Tuition face-to-face for personal and business use, verbal and written. For details please check our Visas & Downloads Page - Other Downloads -
"Zza - LEARN THAI LANGUAGE"
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TOURIST VISA FEE EXEMPTION
Tourist visas issued between 11 May 2010 and 31 March 2011 will be issued without payment of the fee of £28 per entry. Other charges including £10 for issuing in person and £8 postage still apply. Fees for non-immigrant visas and transit visas still apply.
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BUDDHIST STUDIES CONFERENCE
University of Leeds
6th and 7th July 2010
www.ukabs.org.uk/news.html