Phuket
Rules changed for EMS deliveries

PHUKET: The Communications Authority of Thailand (CAT) has announced that it is no longer accepting parcels or envelopes addressed to post office boxes in India, Luxembourg, Qatar, or Tanzania, for delivery via its premium Express Mail Service (EMS). EMS parcels and envelopes sent to these four countries must carry the recipient’s name and full address. Items addressed to PO boxes in the four countries must go via other services, such as regular air mail. No one at CAT who could explain the reason for this change could be reached.
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