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What are some recommended agents for obtaining a Thai Non-B visa in Phnom Penh?

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Oct 9, 2017

7 years ago

Cara ********

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Thai Non-B visa in Phnom Penh - agent recommendations?

Hello all! 

I'm taking a bus to Phnom Penh today and hope to start my visa application process in the morning. Do you lovely folks recommend an agent of some kind who can deal with the infamously tricky consulate there? 

I've prepared myself for the turn around time and potential extra cost but I'm otherwise a bit oblivious to the whole process. I'd like to save myself the anxiety of doing this myself if I can find someone reputable! 

Thank you for your time and response(s)! 

P.S. I'd also love any tips and tricks you have to make the process easier. 🙂

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The user is seeking recommendations for reputable agents to assist with their Thai Non-B visa application at the consulate in Phnom Penh. They are aware of the complexities involved and are looking to avoid the stress of handling the application process themselves. A commenter suggested ensuring all documentation is prepared and noted that there are numerous businesses offering visa services, mentioning a specific agent called Lucky Lucky Motorcycles as a potential option.

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Tod *********

I take it you have ALL the documentation required to get that 90 day single entry Non-B off the thai consulate in Phnom Penh's website?

They are far from the most user friendly thai consulate in S/E Asia.

Almost every travel company, guest house, coffee shop, etc markets themselves as a visa agent over there. It shouldn't be tough to find one.

There were reports that a place called Lucky Lucky Motorcycles are not a bad agent to deal with. I'm sure they're in google (y)

7 years ago

Tod *********

@Ca**

, agents don't get you the documentation for a Non-B, that all comes from the company you're going to work for.

All the agents do is "push-paper" turn in the applications to the thai consulate there.

If you're short on documentation there's not a lot they're gonna do for you.

Believe me you'll know soon enough if the documentation you have will fly or not. That consulate is a no nonsense place from what I have been told.

7 years ago

Tod *********

@Cara *******

and did they recommend you go to Phnom Penh too?

7 years ago

Cara ********

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I need a little help navigating those documents as well. Would an agent not help with that as well? I don't believe I have a letter of approval from government agencies but I also don't know what that is. The school I'm going to work for seemed to think they had sent me all the documentation I needed from them.

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