Thai voters, get ready for the 2026 House of Representatives Election! If you’re unable to vote in your home constituency on Election Day, remember to register for advance voting between December 20, 2025, and January 5, 2026.

Register in-person, by mail, or online at boraservices.bora.dopa.go.th/election/ to make your voice heard on Advance Voting Day, February 1, 2026!

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Key Registration and Voting Dates

Advance Voting Registration Period: December 20, 2025 – January 5, 2026
Advance Voting Day: February 1, 2026

Who Should Register for Advance Voting?

Advance voting is designed for eligible Thai voters who cannot vote in their home constituency on Election Day. This includes individuals who:

Plan to be away from their registered electoral district
Are living, working, or studying outside their constituency
Are residing, traveling, or working abroad during the election period

Registration Methods

Eligible voters can choose from several options to register for advance voting:

1. In-Person Registration

Visit your local district office during business hours.
Thai nationals residing or traveling abroad should contact the nearest Thai embassy or consulate for assistance.

2. Mail Registration

Download the necessary registration form or collect it from your district office.
Fill out the required information and attach the relevant identification documents.
Submit your registration via mail, ensuring the postmark date falls within the registration window.
The postal date serves as your official registration date.

3. Online Registration

Voters can access the online registration portal at boraservices.bora.dopa.go.th/election/
Select the menu option “Register for Advance Voting”.
Complete all required fields in the form and verify the entered information for accuracy.
Online registration is available 24/7 until midnight, January 5, 2026.

What Information Do You Need to Register?

When registering for advance voting, regardless of the method, you are generally required to provide:
– Full name and national identification number
– Current and registered address
– Details of your intended voting location
– A copy of your identification card or relevant passport information for registrations abroad

Advance Voting Process and Important Notes

Advance voting is structured to ensure all Thais have the opportunity to exercise their voting rights, even if temporarily away from their local constituency.
Confirm your registration details carefully before submitting, as errors may prevent you from voting in advance.
For those overseas, registration and voting may be subject to the procedures and timelines of the local Thai embassy or consulate.
Registered advance voters must cast their vote only at the designated polling location within the timeframe specified on February 1, 2026.

Additional Resources and Assistance

For further information, updates, or assistance with the registration process, visit the official Bangkok Metropolitan Administration website or follow their official social media pages.
Local district offices and Thai embassies/consulates abroad can provide support and answer queries throughout the registration period.

Advance voting enables more inclusive participation in the 2026 House of Representatives Election, ensuring that Thais everywhere have their voices heard.

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ: Advance Voting Registration for the 2026 Thai House of Representatives Election

Who should register for advance voting, and why?

Advance voting is intended for Thai voters who cannot cast their votes in their home constituency on Election Day. This includes people living, working, or studying outside their registered district, those planning to travel, or those residing or working abroad during the election period. Registering for advance voting ensures that you can still participate in the election, no matter your location.

How can I register for advance voting for the 2026 election?

You can register in one of three ways:
– In-person: Visit your local district office, or for those abroad, the nearest Thai embassy or consulate.
– By mail: Download and fill out the registration form, attach identification, and mail it within the registration window (December 20, 2025 – January 5, 2026).
– Online: Register anytime (24/7) via boraservices.bora.dopa.go.th/election/ by selecting “Register for Advance Voting” and completing the online form.

What information do I need and when must I register to participate in advance voting?

To register, you’ll need to provide your full name, national identification number, current and registered addresses, intended voting location, and a copy of your ID card or passport (for those abroad). Registration is open from December 20, 2025, to January 5, 2026. Ensure all your information is accurate before submitting, as mistakes can affect your eligibility to vote in advance.