Is it normal for a non-B teaching visa to have a stamp with remarks on my passport?

November 6, 2018
6 years ago
Meez ****
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Dear TVA, I just got my non b teaching visa in Vientiane. All went well. I just have a question...they stamped this remark on my passport is it normal?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The post inquires about a remark stamped on a non-B teaching visa obtained in Vientiane, and responses confirm that such stamps are normal. Various users share their experiences, indicating they have similar stamps on their visas. They explain the importance of obtaining a work permit in conjunction with a non-B visa to work legally in Thailand and caution that without a work permit, future non-B visa applications may be denied.
Tod *********
as has been pointed out it's totally normal (y)
Maurice *******
Very normal.
Mikkel *******
Oh it just dawned on me you mean the note next to the visa and red stamp.. Never mind me.. I will just go hide in a corner now ;)
Mikkel *******
Mikkel *******
I have that exact same stamp on my non-o single entry based on marriage, from Vientiane. Since then been on 1 year extensions.. Asked my wife just now, and she say it just says the same in Thai as the English text under: "royal thai embassy Vientiane"
Robert *******
I guess you used the WP 3 form and other forms from your employer to apply for this Visa. To work inside Thailand you need next to the visa the Work Permit. If you apply again you just show the work permit as asked.
Christopher *********
I have the same notation from the same embassy. From the best advice I've gathered, if you are working you are only meant to have one non B visa without a work permit. If you don't have it when your current non B runs out I suppose they can deny you another non B.
Christopher *********
That's what I was made to understand, but wait a bit and one of the experts should be on here to confirm.
Meez ****
ORIGINAL POSTER
oh I see so it's just basically saying get to Thailand and get your work permit and extension of stay or there won't be another non b in the future?
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