Is it normal to receive a receipt instead of a Non B visa stamp immediately?

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Jun 6, 2023

2 years ago

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I just went to get a Non B visa. I've not had to get one on my own before. I was given this receipt, no visa stamp and asked to return on the date that's been stamped. Is this normal? I was under the impression I'd be given the visa straight away. Thanks for any insights.

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When applying for a Non B visa in Thailand, it is normal to receive a receipt indicating that the application is 'under consideration' instead of an immediate visa stamp. Applicants are typically required to return on a specified date to collect their visa.

Charles ***********

Yes, it's normal. You don't get it straight away.

2 years ago

Lloyd ********

Normal "under consideration", just pop back on 21 June for the visa

2 years ago

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