Ko Lanta is a district (amphoe), not a province, so it has no Immigration Bureau, Land Office or Provincial Hall of its own -- those are in Krabi town (see our separate Koh Lanta immigration office guide for that crossing). What Ko Lanta does have on-island: its own District Office, on the quieter Ko Lanta Noi, and its main Police Station in Saladan. Verified where possible against independent sources, with anything we could not confirm flagged rather than guessed.
Ko Lanta has no Immigration Bureau or Provincial Land Office of its own. For 90-day reporting, visa extensions, TM30 and re-entry permits, see our Koh Lanta immigration office guide, which covers the Krabi crossing in detail. For land-title transfers, the relevant office is the Krabi Provincial Land Office on the mainland.
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