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What are the best recommendations for an agent to process an O X visa in Thailand?
Apr 20, 2024
2 years ago
Steve *******
ORIGINAL POSTERRecommendations for a good agent to process an O X visa? I’ve got the O A and have zero desire to do all that running around again
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is seeking recommendations for an agent to help process an O X visa, having already gone through the O A visa application and wanting to avoid a repetitive process. Comments highlight that the O X visa must be obtained from the applicant's country of residence, similar to the O A visa, and suggest contacting the Thai visa center for assistance.
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Jo **********
you need to go your home citizenship country and apply from there.
Jim ********
@Jo *********
Not correct. You can get OX in ThailandJo **********
@Jim *******
ok I was told by many you could not get this in country - thanks for clarifyingSteve *******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Jim *******
guess I’ll find out. I’ll start after my first O renewal.Reply to
Steve *******
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Christopher *************
Talk to the Thai visa centre
Graham ******
You get an OX from your country of residence, just as the OA
Steve *******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Graham *****
my residence is ThailandJo **********
@Steve ******
you need to go your home citizenship country and apply from there.Graham ******
@Steve ******
So you cannot get an OX as they are issued by Embassies or Consulates outside of ThailandJim ********
@Graham *****
Not quite correct. You can get the OX inside ThailandGraham ******
@Jim *******
Thanks for the correction, I'd only heard of Aussies getting it down underJim ********
@Graham *****
Most got it from Sydney because the finances didn't have to be moved to Thailand. Getting it in Thailand means shifting the 3 million Baht (or whatever it is) to Thailand. I don't know if visa agents offer this visa and stump up the money like with the 800k for the O visa. Somehow I don't think they wouldSteve *******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Jim *******
that’s what I figured. I’d have to top up the bank account and jump thru a few more hoops. I didn’t use an agent for my O non immigrant. I probably will for this. I saw someone recommend thaivisa but over on Reddit there’s some pretty strong statements about the owner being a salubrious and the visas being somewhat dodgy.Jim ********
@Steve ******
All visas obtained through an agent which skip the financial criteria are "dodgy". However, I don't know if visa agents in Thailand will handle the OX due to the stringent requirements, and I'm sure if they do the price would be over 70,000 baht.Steve *******
ORIGINAL POSTER@Graham *****
already have the OAGraham ******
@Steve ******
I bet you don't and your stamp says "Extension of Stay"Reply to
Graham ******
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