Australian Honorary Consul & Life in Chiangmai
Ronald J (Ron) Elliott, Honorary Consul – Australian Consulate Northern Thailand – Visit By Appointment Only
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This blog provides some information and an insight into the activity and service provided in the North of Thailand by the Honorary Counsel. The work hours provided are voluntarily donated by the Honorary Consul to operate the consulate in Chiang Mai. The previous 3 months saw a…
Originally posted on Australian Consulate in Chiang Mai:
The Chaing Mai Consulate blog offers some information and insight into the activity and service provided in the North of Thailand by the Honorary Counsel. The work hours provided to operate the consulate in Chiang Mai are voluntarily donated by the Honorary Consul. The previous 4 months…
It was a 20 years anniversary celebration outing that involved taking to the local highways in our ride to explore some new areas of Thailand not visited before. Read More
It has been another 3 months on our journey, loving the experiences in Northern Thailand. Life is amazing – we are now looking back on 20 years of a fantastic life together this month. Ace Read More
Australian Embassy consular staff will be conducting the next outreach program to Chiang Mai on 14 June 2019 at the Le Meridien Hotel between 9am to 12pm. Read More
You are invited to join the Australian Education & Career Expo and Australian Alumni Networking evening in Chiang Mai.
ขอเรียนเชิญศิษย์เก่าทุกท่านลงทะเบียนเพื่อเข้าร่วมงานแนะแนวการศึกษาและอาชีพ และงานพบปะสังสรรค์นักเรียนเก่าออสเตรเลีย Read More
It is the 25th April each year on which Australians and New Zealanders commemorate Anzac Day – even here in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Read More
The 2019 federal election has been announced. If you’re an Australian living or travelling overseas, you can still vote. Read More
Songkran Festival (12-15 April) is an excellent time to see Thailand, but there are some things you should keep in mind to stay safe. Read More
The Consulate wishes to alert Australian’s living in or travelling to Chiang Mai or northern Thailand to monitor the air quality and pollution for personal health impacts. Read More
My last Tranquil in Chiang Mai post was in October 2018 and there has been lots of life since, so check out what’s been happening for us from last November to now. Read More
Originally posted on Australian Consulate in Chiang Mai:
Information & Events This bi-monthly blog offers an insight on the activity undertaken and scope of service provided to clients in the North of Thailand as well as providing information. The first two months of 2019 have been active with 317 consular activities that required 128 hours of…
The Australian Embassy Bangkok Consular Service Outreach visits to Chiang Mai are changed for 2019. Read More
Thanks to an invitation by Chiang Mai City & Province, we experienced and enjoyed a particularly unique outdoor performance of the Khon Thai Masked Dance Drama at 3 Kings Monument Read More
Here in Chiang Mai there were people getting together with backyard & home parties and businesses hosting events. Read More
A nice video that shares images of our beautifully diverse city
Originally posted on Australian Consulate in Chiang Mai:
2018 is now behind us and it is onward into 2019 – another year of adventure, chance and promise in Northern Thailand. Happy New Year and best wishes for healthy, happy and productive 2019. The Consulate looks forward to providing assistance & support, supplying information and undertaking…
Australian Passport applications and renewals can be lodged with the Australian Consulate Chiang Mai – by appointment only. Read More
“You either get bitter or you get better. It’s that simple. You either take what has been dealt to you and allow it to make you a better person, or you allow it to tear you down. The choice does not belong to fate, it belongs to you.” – Josh Shipp This thought piece is a… Read More
Originally posted on Australian Consulate in Chiang Mai:
The months of September and October are behind us now. Due to personal medical reasons the work of the consulate has been restricted to essential activity only. The Consulate dealt with consular assistance & support, supplying information and undertaking minimal public diplomacy. It was still busy with…
