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How do I successfully apply for a Non-O visa and Certificate of Entry from the London Embassy for Thailand?

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Aug 11, 2020

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Hi all I am trying to deal with a new non o from the London Embassy and then to apply for my COE  , the e visa section will not allow the option for non o no matter how many times I try . So if anyone has successfully completed this I would love some advise  . I have had many Non Os over the last 20 yrs , I have all other relevant papers etc just have to book my quarantine ASQ hotel etc then send that hard copy to the embassy as requested but this is the question will they attach the Non o at the same time   Many thanks.

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The user is seeking guidance on applying for a new Non-O visa from the London Embassy and the process of obtaining a Certificate of Entry (COE) for travel to Thailand, mentioning difficulties with the e-visa system and requirements for ASQ hotel bookings. Several community members offer advice about the visa application process, including compatibility issues with devices, the timeline for booking flights, and the need to apply for the COE simultaneously with the visa application. They also discuss the current limitations on visa grants and potential extensions once in Thailand.

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Michael ********

You can only get a 90 day at the moment all embassies are the same and they will only allow you to get the visa once you hsve COE approved i just did it. They checked snd keot paperwork for visa when i submitted COE application.

When that was approved i went and paid for visa and took twenty minutes to issue

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@Michael *******

Thanks I will try and get on one of the September flights when they announce the dates cheers everyone. A great help

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Michael ********

good luck I just got out of quarantine today

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Stuey ******

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@Michael *******

not looking forward to it to be honest but I know it will get me home to the family so happy days 7 months in the UK is far to long

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Michael ********

Was easy after getting stuck in Singapore for months

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Pun *****

@Michael *******

do you know if we can get this single entry 90 days Non O visa extended once we are in Thailand? Thanks.

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Michael ********

yrs they told me we can extend to 1 year

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@Michael *******

that’s great news. Thank you. Do you use visa agent or do it yourself? Do we have to submit the same documents that we did with the Thai Embassy in London? Thanks.

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Michael ********

no idea just got out of quarantine yesterday. I believe its same documents, but i am going to leave it till after seotember 26th amnesty ends, for now i am going to relax

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Pun *****

@Michael *******

Congrats. Enjoy your time with family. Don’t leave Thailand till next year. 😂My journey starts Sunday.

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Michael ********

yes you got time to sort out. Immigration is going to be choatic i think until september 26th. Yep not moving till next year. I got messaged for a job yesterday one hour after leaving quarantine. 555 told them already forget 2020.

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@Michael *******

ha ha. cost too much to leave Thailand now. I got visa till 9 Nov. Did immigration give u a stamp in passport with the date of how long you can stay in Thailand for?

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Michael ********

yes till end october. I think they know they need yo change the old 90 days in and out thing now in these times. I suspect dome tweaking of how visas are done will (should) happen

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Pun *****

@Michael *******

yes. Let’s hope so. It’ll be a nightmare to go back to the uk to get another visa and go through the process again.

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Andrew *******

Crossing

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Andrew *******

Why not get a 90 day then apply for extension in Thailand no border crosdong needed

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Steve *******

It will be a single entry 90 day Non Imm O visa, London stopped issuing the 1 year multi entry O.

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Stuey ******

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Thanks all. Looks like now I have to wait until September flights are announced then I can book ASQ. And send all paperwork to the embassy . They said have to apply for new visa and COE. Together.

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Andrew *******

They said ?

I told you this 😂

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Vicky ********

You might need to try a different email address. When I used my hotmail, it gave me only one option for my non B (the wrong one of course!)... when I tried with gmail, it gave me the full list of options!

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Andrew *******

Are you using an Apple phone?

Their e visa system is not compatible, try another device with windows.

Do not book ASQ.

You should book on a repat flight with the London embassy, then you book ASQ followed by visa app.

When apply for visa you can apply for COE at the same time as the ASQ info and flight details are added on to the COE and cannot be altered.

You will send any hard copies they require with your passport such as insurance.

Once you have booked your seat on repat flight the embassy will assist you more.

The flights for September will be available sometime this month.

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Stuey ******

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Great thanks

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Jane ***********

Are you one of the groups of people (11) who qualify to apply to enter Thailand?

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