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What are the requirements and process for a Non-O visa for my mother if I have a Non B extension and work permit?

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Oct 28, 2020

6 years ago

Sara *****************

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Good morning! How it works a non-O visa? I have a non B yearly extension and a work permit, my mum can ask for it? I asked to my embassy and they sent to me the requirements for Non O-A.... Thanks in advance

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The Non-O visa is generally for visiting family or retired persons. If you have a Non B visa and work permit, your mother can apply for the Non-O-A visa for retirement from the Thai consulate in Italy. It is advisable for her to check the requirements directly with the Thai Embassy or consulate in her country, as they will provide the most accurate information. If she is in Thailand, local immigration should be consulted.

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@Sara *******

, your mom applies for a Non-O-A visa from the thai consulate in italy.

Sadly at this time we are not allowing posts from people outside the country asking what to do to get in to thailand>

Join one of the many groups dedicated to foreigners OUTSIDE thailand who want to get in and ask your questions there.

6 years ago

James ********

First...where are you and where is your mother?

What visa are you now on?

What visa is mother now on?

If you are inside Thailand...

Ask local Thai immigration your options.

If your mother is outside Thailand have her ask the Thai Embassy in her country.

If she has already asked...

The answer is probably correct.

The only visa available to her to travel to Thailand is the O-A for retirement.

6 years ago

Sara *****************

ORIGINAL POSTER

Ok, thank you, when we spoke to them they look to haven't any idea what we're talking about, but in this case the visa should be a non O, right?

6 years ago

James ********

@Sara *******

here is Thai Embassy in Rome...look for the O-A visa.

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6 years ago

James ********

@Sara *******

no...the only visa she can apply for is the O-A retirement visa.

Follow this facebook group for helpful information on how to obtain her visa ...

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6 years ago

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Sara *****************

ORIGINAL POSTER

Thank you for the answer, I'm in Thailand, I extended my non-b visa at local immigration. My mum is in Italy, no visa at the moment...

6 years ago

James ********

@Sara *******

then my answer is correct as written.

You visit Thai immigration...and your mother contact the Thai Embassy in Rome.

Your mother must have her own visa.

6 years ago

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