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Can I apply for a Thai Non-O visa at the Thai consulate in Tokyo while on a Non-O visa in Bangkok?

Thai Visa Non-O Visa Visa Application Process Bangkok Tokyo Visa Extension US Passport Thai Consulate

Oct 15, 2022

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Hi,

I am currently living in Bangkok(long term) on Non-O visa and hold US passport. I just did my visa extension based on Non-O marriage*60 days) this week and will need to leave Thailand in early Dec. I am thinking of going to Tokyo, Japan to apply for Thai Visa Non-O at the Thai consulate.It's possible and has anyone done this before recently?

Thank you

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The user currently holds a Non-O visa in Bangkok and is considering traveling to Tokyo to apply for a Non-O visa. However, comments suggest that applying in Japan is generally difficult without residency status. Additionally, many believe it is more practical to seek assistance from an agent instead.

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Johan ********

Cheaper to get an agent to help you.

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Kev ****

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i also want to vacation there as well. Just want to know if it’s possible. Thanks

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Ron *******

Unless you have a Japanese residency card or in a military overseas placement, you cannot apply in Japan.

Even Japanese residents need to apply in the area they live in.

Residency cards can only be applied for after living in the country for a minimum of 6 months

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Brandon ************

I doubt anyone will answer you. No one goes that far just to get a new visa, they go to a neighboring country. Plus Japan has been closed for years so there wouldn't be any recent reports.

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@Brandon ***********

Thank you. The reason I choose Japan because I also want spend 10 days there to explore the country.

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Giorgio ******

explore in 10 days :🤔

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