I’m currently in the process of applying for a 90 day non o visa. Does this need to be printed out. Ready to present to the Thai immigration?
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When applying for a 90-day NON O visa, whether to print it out depends on your application method and the requirements of the immigration office you plan to visit. Some users report that showing the visa on a mobile device suffices, while others suggest bringing a printed copy to be safe, as it's necessary for certain procedures like opening a bank account or obtaining a driver's license in Thailand. It's advisable to keep all documentation, printed or digital, organized and accessible.
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if you intend to open a Thai bank account, I suggest you print several copies of the .pdf visa document, as the bank will want one . . same if you intend to get a Thai drivers license, etc.
You didn’t say where you are from. I’m from England and I came through immigration last month with the same visa as you, I showed my visa on my mobile phone and the guy just added a little note in my passport confirming the 90 days. It’s important to show your visa or you might just end up with a tourist visa stamped into your passport, with only 60 days.
After I applied and provided all the required information and scanned documents, it took about 7 - 10 days for it to be approved. I received an email and visa. I printed that and used it. One of the requirements for the application was flight and accommodation information. As a safety precaution I saved everything. Every page of the application, every email, etc. But i do this with everything i apply for online. Only needed the visa though.
Thanks for the reply. Not sure what the TM47 is. I’m applying again online in the UK for my NON O, as I made an almighty mistake with my last visa application