Honorary Consulate of Mongolia in Phuket and Phang Nga Provinces, Thailand
Honorary Consul of Mongolia for Phuket and Phang Nga, Thailand

Mr. Nattapong Punthakeirtpaisarn
Honorary Consul of Mongolia for Phuket and Phang Nga, Thailand
Profile
Mr. Nattapong Punthakeirtpaisarn is interested in reducing economic inequality and creating fair competition systems, focusing on access to capital for entrepreneurs at all levels. He has advocated for Pico and Nano Finance loans and supported the establishment of Thailand’s third stock exchange to expand economic opportunities inclusively.
Currently holds important positions including Honorary Consul of Mongolia for Phuket and Phang Nga provinces, and Chairman of the Thai Cultural Council in Ulaanbaatar
In terms of policy work, previously served as an advisor and committee member for various parliamentary committees in both the House of Representatives and the National Legislative Assembly. This experience provided insight into legal processes and comparative policy development with other countries. Additionally, served as a special lecturer in finance and business administration at several universities.
Previously served as the Chairman of the Board of Directors of National Housing Authority of Thailand (NHA) during the Covid-19 crisis, and as an advisor to the Center for Sustainable Development and Sufficiency Economy Studies, while also serving as a consultant to both public and private organizations.
In terms of honors, he has received several royal decorations and completed a Master’s degree in Applied Finance from Western University, Australia (with honors), and Control Systems Engineering from King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang.
Vice Honorary Consul of Mongolia for Phuket and Phang Nga, Thailand

Dr. Permpoon Puengprasit
Vice Honorary Consul of Mongolia for Phuket and Phang Nga, Thailand
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Dr. Permpoon Puengprasit is a senior executive with significant experience in law, anti-corruption efforts, and social development. He holds a Doctorate in Social, Business, and Political Leadership from Rangsit University, and has advanced degrees in multiple fields including a Master’s in Public Administration (NIDA), an MBA (University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce), and a Bachelor of Laws (Ramkhamhaeng University).
In his career path, Dr. Permpoon has held significant positions within the Thai justice system, including Deputy Secretary-General of the Public Sector Anti-Corruption Commission (PACC), Deputy Director-General of the Department of Special Investigation (DSI), Deputy Director-General of the Department of Probation, and Inspector-General of the Ministry of Justice. He has also served as a board member of key organizations such as the Small Industry Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG) and the National Housing Authority.
With experience spanning policy, justice administration, and social sectors, Dr. Permpoon plays a significant role in driving transparency, good governance, and sustainable social development in Thailand’s public sector.
Chief Consular Advisor

Mr. Chakrapop Vetchayanwut
Chief Advisor to the Honorary Consul of Mongolia for Phuket and Phang Nga, Thailand
Profile
Mr. Chakrapop Vetchayanwut grew up in a family of furniture industry entrepreneurs and gained business experience both domestically and internationally from a young age. He later expanded his business to Phuket by establishing SEEKA furniture store, which developed into a business network serving tourists and hotels in the area. This led to investments in real estate and hospitality. Currently, he is the founder and executive of several hotels in Phuket, including Seeka Boutique Resort, Meir Jarr Hotel, The GIG Hotel, and GU Hotel, all well-known among foreign tourists and business travelers visiting Phuket.
His experience in service and tourism businesses has given Mr. Chakrapop a deep understanding of the needs of foreign tourists and investors. He adheres to the principle of “providing service with sincerity,” which is an important foundation for building long-term relationships with both customers and business partners. This role aligns with his position as Chief Advisor to the Honorary Consul of Mongolia, which aims to support networking, cooperation, and enhancing the positive image between Thailand and Mongolia through trade, investment, and tourism.
Advisory Board

Ms. Dao Wairaksat
Advisor to the Honorary Consul of Mongolia for Phuket and Phang Nga, Thailand
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Dedicated and experienced in real estate investment in the United Kingdom with a foundation in business leadership, change management, and business risk analysis. Capable of interpreting business needs, risks, customer requirements, and cost structures to increase forecast accuracy and achieve revenue targets. Ensures smooth operations through careful supervision, prioritization, and work process coordination.

Dr. Amorn Jirasereeamornkul
Advisor to the Honorary Consul of Mongolia for Phuket and Phang Nga, Thailand
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IT Manager and Research Engineer with expertise in infrastructure management and semiconductor innovation. Currently responsible for IT operations, covering organizational infrastructure, software systems, and Electronic Design Automation (EDA) tools to support enterprise-level technology projects.
Previously served as Principal Research Engineer, overseeing research projects in collaboration with university partners on advanced semiconductor technologies, including sensor frontend design, low-power analog integrated circuits, non-volatile memory systems, and VLSI development.

Mr. Vikorn Kunsriraksakul
Advisor to the Honorary Consul of Mongolia for Phuket and Phang Nga, Thailand
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Vikorn Kunsriraksakul is a professional executive and consultant in telecommunications, finance, and organizational development with over 20 years of experience in leading national and global companies.

Ms. Anocha Kulwong
Advisor to the Honorary Consul of Mongolia for Phuket and Phang Nga, Thailand
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Ms. Anocha Kulwong has extensive experience in corporate communications and consulting in communication strategies, as well as deep involvement in the performing arts and cultural fields. She has contributed in various roles, including as a coordinator, advisor, and entrepreneur across multiple businesses.
Her participation as a working committee member of the Honorary Consulate enables her to foster networks of cooperation among organizations, media, and academic institutions in arts and culture. This aims to promote cultural exchange in music, performance, and other collaborative initiatives between the two countries.
