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Can a Thai consulate still issue Non-Immigrant B multiple entry visas for non-directors or non-shareholders?

Thai visa Non-Immigrant B visa multiple entry visa visa application Thai consulate expat advice

Daniel *******

asked Jul 12, 2018

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Hi all,

Is there still a Thai consulate that can issue Non immigrant B multiple entry if you're not a director nor have 25% share in the company you're working for? I've heard Penang, Kota Bharu and Denpasar can't do anymore.

Thanks!

Answer summary

The original question inquired about the availability of Non-Immigrant B multiple entry visas from Thai consulates if the individual is neither a director nor a 25% shareholder in their company. Community responses indicated that there are limited options, with Penang being an exception for directors/owners. Others suggested contacting consulates in Europe, such as Monaco, which may have issued such visas under certain sponsorship conditions.

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Tod *********

There might be some thai consulates in Europe that will do it. A friend just got a year-long, multi-entry Non-B from the thai consulate in Monaco using paperwork by one of the bigger firms here that sponsor people for Non-B's

I know it's not what you want to hear, but I'd start emailing consulate in the west and see who will do it.

8 years ago

Darren *********

Low paid teachers, hotel workers/managers, scuba instructors and many others will be impacted by this change. Ironically some of the hardest workers.

8 years ago

Daniel *******

Thanks but yeah that is not an option for me.

8 years ago

Robert *******

There is no Embassy or Consulate in the region that sell 1 year Multiple Entry Non Immigrant B visa, other than Penang if you are the Director/owner of the company.

8 years ago

Darren *********

Been tracking this issue for a while. It seems that anyone working for a company who can’t/won’t satisfy the correct criteria for an application made to internal Thai immigration will have to get a new non-imm single b every 90 days. A significant cost and also more time off work. I know a few that are going to be affected as their non-imm b multi’s run out.

8 years ago

Daniel *******

@Darren ********

that's for sure

8 years ago

Darren *********

It’s going to emerge as a significant issue for some.

8 years ago

Daniel *******

Damn that's what I was afraid of. Thanks

8 years ago