If I am granted a Non-B immigrant visa, do I still need to apply for Thailand Pass?

Thailand Pass Non-B Visa Visa Application Immigration Rules Thailand Entry Requirements

Nov 8, 2021

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Hello guys, does anyone know if i granted for Non B immigrant visa, can i still need to apply for Thailand Pass (ex COE)? Thanks....

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Yes, even if you are granted a Non-B immigrant visa, you will still need to apply for the Thailand Pass. Visa approval and entry requirements are different, and all travelers must secure the Thailand Pass regardless of the type of visa.

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Yes visa and entry is different. Everbody needs to apply for the Thailand Pass no matter what visa.

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