- does the organization typically cover the costs of the visa?
-if not, how much do they generally charge the volunteers?
-what is the hour requirement to qualify for the visa? Or is it just proof of accomplishments not tied to hours?
-is it generally the task of the organization or the volunteer to compile proof for the 90 day check ins?
-does the organization have to be officially registered as a place accepting volunteers/providing volunteer visas? Or can you volunteer anywhere (relatively speaking) and just fill out the necessary paperwork? In other words: What type of organizations can you obtain a volunteer visa by volunteering for them?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
This post poses several questions about obtaining a Thai volunteer visa, including whether organizations cover visa costs, typical fees charged to volunteers, qualifications related to work hours and tasks for visa compliance, and the registration requirements for organizations that can sponsor volunteer visas. Furthermore, a comment emphasizes the importance of obtaining accurate information from volunteer organizations to ensure proper visa application and compliance.
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And all these questions HAS to be known and answered by the Volunteer Organization of your choice, if they fail you know that they won't provide you with the correct paper to apply for the Work Permit and the initial Non Immigrant O visa based on volunteer and if you stay longer the Extensions of Stay based on volunteer.
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