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How Can I Determine if the Non-B Visa is Single or Multiple Entry and What is the Length of Stay?

Non-B Visa Visa Entry Types Visa Length of Stay

Dec 26, 2019

6 years ago

Ploy *******************

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Hello again, I applied Non-B visa for my boss. And I just got the letter back. How can I know that it is a single entry or multiple entry? And also The length of stay? Because When I was filling up the form, I didn’t see that part at all and the officer never tell me about it. She only said that the permit is only 6 months first and I can extend it later. Thank you in advance. 🙏🏻

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The applicant received their Non-B visa letter but is unsure whether it is a single or multiple entry and what the length of stay is, as this information was not clear during the application process.

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Tod *********

most thai consulates ONLY issue a 90 day single entry Non-B visa. In fact the only consulates in the area that will issue year-long, multi-entry Non-Bs are the ones in Penang or Kota Bharu and they both require that the person be a managing director and hold 20% of the stock in the company employing them.

Now if they're going to apply in their country, that's up to the thai consulate there BUT I would guess they're only gonna get a 90 day single entry Non-B

6 years ago

Ploy *******************

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I see. does he need an entry/exit ticket though? So we can prepare for that. thanks

6 years ago

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Robert *******

Did you apply for a conversion of your boss his tourist visa or Visa Exempt Entry at the Immigration Office, OR

Did you apply for an Work Permit at the Ministry of Labor?

6 years ago

Robert *******

no, that is not the next step. IF you filed for application of the Work Permit and all documents are in order you will get the WP3 form (like this example) and your boss can apply for a Non Immigrant B visa at the Thai consulate in his country before he makes his way into Thailand.

6 years ago

Ploy *******************

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@Robert ******

I applied for WP.3 at Ministry of Labor. It is when foreigner is outside of the country. And Yes I applied for the work permit as well. Next step is for him to come back to Thailand and file more documents that they require.

6 years ago

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