What Are the Steps for Applying for a Thai O-A Visa from the LA Consulate?

O-A Visa Visa Application Health Certificate

Dec 7, 2019

5 years ago

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Just wanted to update for any interested in the group. I am American and intend to  apply for the O-A at the LA Consulate on Monday. After 3 weeks of waiting, I finally received the signed Foreign Health Certificate from BCBS. I will post the outcome here when I return in 3 weeks. Thanks to all for the advice. Fingers crossed all goes well...

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An American expat updates that they are applying for the O-A visa at the LA Consulate after receiving their Foreign Health Certificate. They plan to share the outcome of their application in three weeks.

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