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Internal mail is best addressed in Thai. If it was addressed only in English there would be some doubt (perhaps) about it reaching its destination, although Thai postal workers can probably read English. Nothing wrong with addressing in both English and Thai.
Overseas mail posted from LOS would have to be addressed in English (of course). English alone would probably be enough but I suggest using use both languages to be more certain. Not sure about how long it takes. Depends also on destination. |
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I get stuff addressed in English only all the time. once even a Thai foundation sent a letter from Bangkok with my address written in English only, don't know why because I had written it in Thai on the envelope addressed to them
![]() when I send a letter abroad, I write the address in Latin script plus the destination country in Thai. that should make things clear for everyone along the way. |
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I have had a few chats with the boys at our local post office and the main thing to get right is the district within the Tambun for instance
19 Moo 1, Soi Madee Bang Saray Chonburi, 20250 Early on the Moo (district) was not on my mail, and they could not/would not work it out, as there is only one Soi Madee. Hope this helps. Also don't send anything valuable unless it's registered or by courier. |
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I've recieved,and sent, letters and parcels from/to Thailand. I live in Ireland and it takes about 10 days.
![]() Always written address in English. My Beautiful Lady in Pathumthani, even sent me Thai sweets for my Nieces and Nephews.......took a bit longer, but they still got Here ![]() BTW, my Girl-friend's Cousin is a "Postman" ![]() |
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I use English going out and we get all kinds of mail, both letters and packages from all over, both local and international and written in just English, even from Thai business in English only, the house address it seems is not important but the Name, MOO, T., A. should be there. and between 10 and 15 days..
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Well if I am not too-late here`s my gripe against Thai mail service. In 2005 on my first visit to Bkk. I sent 4 post cards 3 to Chicago, and one to Europe. Only one arrived (to Chicago) and that was about 2 weeks later-I was already back in Chicago-the other 3 have not arrived yet at their destinations.[(Mind you the postage was paid according to postal clerks decission, that should not have been the problem)</b> And that makes me wonder how do they send mail from Thailand to overseas?...by rowboats?
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Well that is not my experience with mail sent to Thailand. I must have sent dozens if not 100 letters to my P`Noot over last 2 years, it normaly takes a letter about 6 days to get to Bkk. from me. Un less it takes longer for mail to get FROM Thailand to U.S. than it does to get from U.S, to Thailand....But even if that was the case...it`s still no excuse for the cards I sent over a year and a half ago not to have arrived at their destinations.
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