Hello all. I made a mistake in dealing with money matter during my 3 months non-immigrant O visa and can’t apply for 1 year extension. I’m planning to leave the country and reapply once more for the 3 month non-immigrant visa.
The first time I applied from Hanoi as I was living over there. What could be the best place to reapply for one ? I’ve been told it’s quite fast from a Thai consulate in Laos, do you have some more information ? Thank you
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The user is seeking advice on the best place to reapply for a 3-month non-immigrant O visa after an extension issue in Thailand. Community members suggest that Vientiane is known for fast processing times, with some receiving their visas on the same day. Other locations mentioned include Hanoi and Savannakhet, with a note that while the application process is primarily online, physical location at the consulate remains important for the application completion. Visa agents may also assist with this process.
Pot Seb You submit it online , go and pay the 2000 baht in the morning. I had an email within 15 minutes or so asking for clearer pictures,I resubmitted them and I had the visa by 14:00 same day
As the process is online, the place is not really relevant. Everything depends on your application. I saw some people get their non-O visa the same week in Vientiane and some wait for it more than two weeks. The staff in a particular place help but don't decide.
The place is highly relevant. Even though the application process is online you must be physically present in a location served by the consulate you will apply through, and have to remain there until the application process completes
definitely. But you can choose any place (where you have to remain) to do that. Whether you apply from Vientiane, Hanoi or Manila, the same people deal with your application.
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