About the International Affairs Centre (IAC)
The International Affairs Centre (IAC) is the central administrative unit that is responsible for implementing action plans in accordance with the university’s internationalization policy and serves to be the primary resource for the university’s international community. IAC works with international students, scholars, faculty and staff, visiting guests, and global partners.
IAC’s key responsibilities:
- Provides immigration advisory services and assistance for the community of international students, scholars, faculty, and staff that the University sponsors to ensure compliance with Thai immigration regulations.
- Manages protocols involving international guests and visitors.
- Acts as the main communication network for the university’s international community.
- Conducts orientation sessions for international students, faculty, and staff.
- Maintains international cooperation agreements and university networks.
- Facilitates incoming and outgoing mobility of students, scholars, faculty, and staff.
- Develops and implements internationalization projects that promote international and intercultural engagement.
- Disseminates information on scholarships/activities/other opportunities.
Office Address:
International Affairs Centre (IAC)
Prince of Songkla University, Phuket Campus
President’s Office Building (Building 7), 2nd Floor
80 Moo 1, Vichitsongkram Road, Kathu, Phuket 83120, Thailand
Office Phone/Fax:
+66 (0)76 276000 ext. 6096-7 / +66 (0)76 276011
Office Hours:
Monday-Friday, 8:30-4:30 pm, closed on weekends and public holidays
Emails: [email protected] and [email protected]
Facebook: www.facebook.com/iacpsuphuket
Communication Channels
Email (Primary)
All communication to and from IAC will be via IAC’s university email address [email protected]. Be sure to check your email regularly so you don’t miss any essential or urgent emails from IAC. Most importantly, always inform IAC whenever you change your email address so your preferred email address will be updated IAC database.
Basic Emailing Etiquette
Do’s:
- Use your full name (in English) as the email sender so IAC staff knows who the email is from and it will not automatically end up in the spam mailbox. Be sure to change this in your email account settings.
- Emailing is more formal than texting, for this reason, always begin your email with a greeting and end with a closing.
- Include a brief, clear, and specific subject line to sum up what the email is all about.
- Briefly introduce yourself giving your full name, student ID number, and program of study so IAC staff can assist you accordingly.
- Keep the body of your email short, simple, and to the point.
- Always reference your attachments in the body of the email and don’t forget to attach your attachments.
- Allow proper amount of response time between 24-48 hours during normal business hours (Monday – Friday, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm). If no response occurs after that, you can send a follow-up email.
Don’ts:
- Leave the subject line blank.
- Write your entire email content in the subject line and leave the body of your email blank.
- Send multiple emails in a short period of time containing the same message. These emails may be flagged as junk mail by Google Mail and will go directly to the spam mailbox.
- Expect a fast response if your email is sent after business hours (4:30 pm), during the weekend, or during public holidays, unless it’s an urgent emergency.
LINE App Group 
Stay connected with other international students on campus and international affairs staff using LINE app. Download the app from Google Play or Apple Store, then click this link or scan the QR code to join the “Inter Students PSUPKT” LINE group.

IAC Staff

Dr. Tagsina Sripracha
Assistant President for International Affairs
076 27 6000 ext. 6543
- Information updates
- Events and activities
- International cooperation agreements and database
- International guest relations
- TICA/TIPP and summer program coordinator
- Document administration
- IAC office accounting and finance
- Asian International Mobility for Students (AIMS) program coordinator
- Bunkyo short course program coordinator
- Staff work permit and tax
- Publications
- Website updates
- Immigration affairs
- Letter of Acceptance and Letter of Visa Request
- Staff work permit


