Has anyone had experience with the Non-Immigrant O visa for Thailand?
I have two questions:
1. Has it ever happened to someone that accompanying children (under 18 years old) were not allowed to enter Thailand or were rejected, even though a parent held a Non-Immigrant O visa?
I’d really appreciate any insights or experiences ,thank you!
TLDR : Answer Summary
The Non-Immigrant O visa allows for parents to enter Thailand, but questions arise regarding the entry of their accompanying children. While children under 15 do not incur overstay fines and those under 18 are not banned, they still may need valid visas to enter the country. An account shared highlights that a child accompanied by a parent with a Non-O visa faced scrutiny at immigration because they entered on a visa-exempt basis. The acceptance of minors seems to depend on the discretion of the immigration officer on duty.
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