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 in Thailand can pose challenges when accompanying children under 18 enter the country. Instances have been reported where children, despite being with a parent on a valid Non-O visa, were questioned at passport control due to entry regulations. It is essential to note that children do not require a visa for entry if they are under 15, but they may still face scrutiny depending on the immigration officer. Experiences indicate that it is advisable for parents to secure a 'piggy back' Non-O visa for their children to avoid issues during entry.
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