Do Immigration Officers in Thailand prefer forms filled out with blue ink?

Thailand Immigration Visa Application Immigration Rules Form Submission Blue Ink Preference

September 14, 2019

5 years ago

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I seem to recall reading somewhere that the Immigration Officers prefer their forms filled out with blue ink. Is that correct?

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The question addresses whether Immigration Officers in Thailand have a preference for forms filled out with blue ink, suggesting a common practice or guideline concerning the submission of immigration forms.

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