Big interest in Danish Information meeting in Bangkok

Registration is closed for the information meeting for Danes and Danish families in Thailand on next Wednesday 7 February 2024 according to the website of Danish-Thai Chamber of Commerce.

As of today, 55 people from all of Thailand have registered for the information meeting . The event has a maximum capacity of 60, so only few spots are left. New participants may try to contact Marianne Edelmann Krüger of Danes Worldwide on [email protected].

According to Marianne Edelmann Krüger some attendees will even travel from the North of Thailand to join the event.

The Embassy of Denmark, Danes Worldwide and the Danish-Thai Chamber of Commerce (DTCC) have worked together to plan a meeting about new rules and regulations, that affect the lives of Danes in Bangkok. The event will take place at the Embassy of Denmark in Bangkok from 18.00 to 21.00 .

The discussion topics include family reunification, Danish national pension, taxation issues, Driving Licenses, Updating the National Citizens Register in Denmark and Admission to Danish high school and university.

Source: Danish-Thai Chamber of Commerce

About Charlotte Nike Albrechtsen

Charlotte Nike Albrechtsen is a journalist working with ScandAsia at the headquarters in Bangkok.

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One Comment on “Big interest in Danish Information meeting in Bangkok”

  1. Hi Charlotte, My name is Inge. I was born in Copenhagen in 1941 – which makes me 82 years age. Unfortunately, due to injuries in the Phuket tsunami, I am disabled. I was unable to travel to Bangkok, for this meeting – which would have been really important to look for advice about my situation.. I moved to Thailand in 1999 and I live in a village called Khanom Beach, in Nakohn Si Thammarat. My phone number is 08198943839. I am a naturalized Canadian citizen. At that time, 1975, I had to surrender my Danish passport. My situation is that Danish Pensions have cut off my 2 pension benefits. I hope you can refer me to someone with whom I can speak or write to. My fanily back in Denmark do not have time to help me, unfortunately. Tak, Inge.

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