Has anyone applied for a Non-O single entry 90 day visa at the Thai Consulate in Kunming recently? Is it possible for an American to get it there? Does it take 4-business days or less?
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The inquiry revolves around the process of applying for a Non-O single entry 90-day visa at the Thai Consulate in Kunming, specifically from an American's perspective. Comments suggest checking the consulate's website for specific visa types and highlight the residency requirement, indicating that applicants may need to legally reside in China to apply for a visa at this consulate.
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Yes. I have all the proper documentation. Just wondering if people have experience asking for this type of visa there. Anyone else have any experience in Kunming?
You'll definately need all the documentation from the organization you're volunteering with. Sorry, I dont have any personal experience of that Consulate. Hopefully someone who does can help or give you advice
Non-O single entry volunteer visa. I checked their site and tried to call the 2 numbers listed a few times but haven't been able to get through . Wondering if anyone has any real (and recent) experience with them.
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