Office of the Governor of Phuket Province
Phuket Provincial Hall, at 5 Narison Road in Talat Yai (Phuket Town), is the seat of the Provincial Governor and the province's highest level of civil administration -- a Sino-Portuguese-style building sometimes called Sala Klang. It functions primarily as the administrative and ceremonial centre of provincial government rather than a walk-in office for routine personal paperwork; individuals with everyday visa, land or district-level business are better served at Phuket Immigration, the Phuket Provincial Land Office, or their local district (amphoe) office.
IMPORTANT, FLAGGED FOR VERIFICATION: news reports from 2012 described plans for an entirely new Provincial Hall building, with the historic Narison Road building to become a museum and administrative staff relocating to a new site (reported near Phang Muang Sai Kor Road, opposite Suan Luang/Rama IX Park). We could not confirm from current sources whether this project has been completed, is still in progress, or has stalled -- so we describe the well-documented, long-standing Narison Road address as the current one, but if you have specific provincial-hall business, confirm the correct current location by phone before travelling.
Address: 5 Narison Road, Talat Yai, Mueang Phuket District, Phuket 83000 (the historic Sala Klang building)
Hours: Standard Thai government-office hours apply -- typically Monday-Friday during business hours -- but we could not independently confirm exact current public-facing hours from an official source; call ahead if you need to visit in person.
Phone: Tel +66 (0)76 222 886 / +66 (0)76 354 875
Getting there: In Phuket Town on Narison Road, reachable by car, motorbike, songthaew or Grab -- Phuket has no rail transit, so a private vehicle or ride-hail is the practical option from anywhere on the island.
BAANLYY does not represent or speak on behalf of Office of the Governor of Phuket Province. Hours, required documents and procedures can change — always confirm current details on the agency's own official site or by phone before visiting. Visit the official Phuket Provincial Hall website →
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