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UPDATED: 29 Sep 2009 GMT
  • Exhibit Honoring the King Hits American Corners Exhibit Honoring the King Hits American Corners

    A poster show highlighting the birth of Thailand's beloved King Bhumibol Adulyadej in Cambridge, Massachusetts, as well as his state visits to the United States is on display at American Corners around Thailand in honor of His Majesty the King’s 82nd birthday.

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  • First-ever multinational DVC program brings students in Thailand, China, and Mongolia together. First-ever multinational DVC program

    The launch of a first-ever multinational DVC program between Access students in Thailand, China, and Mongolia took place on Friday, December 4, 2009. 80 students engaged in communicative dialogues to learn more about each other, their countries and significant cultural aspects.

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  • Ambassador John with special guests from Mae Fah Luang Foundation enjoy a cup of delicious Doi Tung coffee First “International” Doi Tung Café Opens

    The U.S. Embassy proudly welcomed the first “international” Doi Tung branch with the official opening of Doi Tung Café on the grounds of the U.S. Embassy. U.S. Ambassador to Thailand Eric G. John was joined by special guests and representatives from Mae Fah Luang Foundation to celebrate the exciting occasion.

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U.S. Embassy Bangkok Holiday Schedule
We will be closed Thursday afternoon and Friday for Christmas. Click above link for full holiday schedule…

U.S. Embassy Bangkok Holiday Schedule

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Recent Public Announcements and Warden Messages

Recent Public Announcements and Warden Messages
Get the all the latest public announcements and warden messages issued by the American Citizen Services Section of the U.S. Embassy in Bangkok in this special section of the Embassy website. An archive of past announcements and messages is also available.

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Thailand has a long tradition of sending its students to the U.S. to study. Today, Thai students are a major contingent of the foreign student population at many U.S. colleges and universities. Learn more about studying in the United States here.

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