Do I need a visa appointment to apply for a Non-B teaching visa at the Thai Embassy in Kuala Lumpur?

Oct 13, 2019
5 years ago
Caitlin ******
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I have a question about getting a Non B for teaching visa in KL. I leave tomorrow and it says you have to book an appointment however I have also been told you can just walk in. Has anyone been recently that can help me with that?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The consensus among users is that you need to book an appointment to apply for a Non-B teaching visa at the Thai Embassy in Kuala Lumpur. While some have mentioned that it may be possible to go early before your scheduled appointment time, it is strongly advised to secure an appointment in advance to avoid complications. Several commenters have shared their experiences, suggesting that arriving early can sometimes allow for quicker processing, although others noted that those who came without appointments were directed to the internet shop to make one.
Nigel *********
And you need an appointment to collect passport next day
Nigel *********
@Benjamin *****
note visa collection. Maybe you don't need it. The guys on the gate are pretty friendly, I suppose if you have the receipt they'd probably let you in.
Benjamin ******
Shouldn't it be the same appointment though?
Tod *********
you NEED an appointment. Some people "just showed up" and were sent to the internet shop to book an appointmen.
Stephen ********
I went last week. Book the appointment but you can go before your time slot. For example my appointment was 11:45 but I got there at 9am showed them my number and went in. Waited about 25mins dropped the stuff off and then had the whole day to myself
Benjamin ******
You have to book an appointment. Source:
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Robert *******
How to apply for a visa at the Thai Embassy in Kuala Lumpur:

First action is visit their website, specially this page:

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On the bottom you find this text:

Requirements for each visa applicant may vary.

If you travel on a passport of the country in this list, please click here.

For holders of other countries’ passports, please click here.

Please follow up their advice or you will end up with incorrect information.

After you're sure about your passport you click on click here and the list with visa will show up.

Choice the visa that you want to apply for.

Print out the check list and application form, fill it all in and sign these documents

Then click on the tiny url to make an appointment, make sure you use the correct visa option:

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After you made the appointment click on this link:

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and make an appointment using Visa Collection for the next working day.

Then it is just, visit, turn in the documents and this Embassy is known as straight forward, if all documents as asked on their check list are there, the visa will be handed out.

There are a few reports that also this Embassy denied back to back tourist visa application for persons with long history of living inside Thailand.
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