CKGS, empanelled by the Royal Thai Embassy in Delhi and the consulates in Chennai and Kolkata, currently operates centres in these three metro cities, a release issued here said.
In the next phase of operations, offices will be open in tier II and III cities, which have huge traffic from India to Thailand, it added.
"We will provide services such as disseminating visa related information provided and approved by the Thai Embassy and its consulates as well as pre-scrutiny of documents and acceptance of visa application and passports from the general public and travel agents," CKGS Chief Operating Officer Venku Murthi said.
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