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Do I need to get my documents authenticated at the embassy for a Non-B and Non-O visa application in Thailand?

Non-B Visa Non-O Visa Visa Requirements Document Authentication Thailand Visa Application

January 24, 2019

6 years ago

MacKenzie *********

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Hello, everybody! My husband, baby, and I will be going to Penang next week to apply for a Non-B visa for me (teaching) and 2 Non-O visas for my family members to follow me. We are currently looking at this checklist of requirements, and are curious about this wording: “The document must be authenticated by the embassy of its country of origin.” Does this mean we have to take these two documents to our embassy for additional authentication? I am only concerned because we did have to do that for our marriage certificate in the past.

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The poster is inquiring about the requirement that documents must be authenticated by the embassy of their country of origin when applying for a Non-B visa for teaching and Non-O visas for their family. A commenter confirms that the requirement does mean they need to take their documents to the embassy for authentication.

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Aimee *******

Mackenzie MacKenzie Mitchum how did this go for you? I am doing the same thing in a few weeks.

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Robert *******

Yes, that does it mean.

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Lisa ***************

Yes. And Penang very strict on this and all paperwork. There is no getting around any requirements at the Penang Consulate.

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MacKenzie *********

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Okay, thank you. Our embassy has no available appointments before our flight leaves, so this is going to be quite an ordeal. Thank you for your help.

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Robert *******

Yes, you get these documents authenticated by your Embassy before you make your way to Penang and use them to apply for a visa.

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MacKenzie *********

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So you have had to provide these affidavits before when applying in Penang?

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