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What is the required proof of permanent residence for a Non-Immigrant Visa (B) application on the Thai e-Visa website?

Non-Immigrant Visa Visa Application Permanent Residence Proof Thai e-Visa Expat Advice Visa Rules

Oct 19, 2023

a year ago

Fred **********

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Hi I’m a US citizen and I’m in the process of submitting a non-immigrant visa(B) on the Thai e visa website and it’s asking for

“Proof of permanent residence in the country where the application is submitted”

Can this be my passport? Or what exactly are they looking for?

Thanks

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TLDR : Answer Summary

A US citizen is inquiring about the proof of permanent residence required for submitting a Non-Immigrant Visa (B) through the Thai e-Visa system. The main concern is whether a passport suffices, or if other documentation is necessary. Community comments provide insights into the application process, noting that the e-Visa is generally meant for those applying from their home country, and alternative proof of residence may be required depending on the applicant's current location.

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a year ago

Nigel ********

In Uk today I uploaded a copy of our electoral register form which has our names and address on.

It worked last year.

No idea how USA system works.

a year ago

James ********

Where are you NOW?

What is the purpose for the Non B Visa

Do you now have an offer for employment in Thailand? As a teacher or with a Business?

The online Evisa application system is for those who are in THEIR home country.

If you are not in your home country or don't have residence status in the country where you are now in...you cannot use the Evisa online application system.

a year ago

Fred **********

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@James *******

I am in the US now. I have an invite letter from a Thai company I do business with.

a year ago

James ********

@Fred *********

you say INVITE LETTER with a COMPANY THAT I DO BUSINESS with...

Hmmmm... Will you be getting a Thai work permit with that company?

a year ago

Fred **********

ORIGINAL POSTER

No work permit. I am a customer of theirs. I will be visiting their factory on a regular basis.

I just don’t understand their question about proof of residency.

a year ago

Tod *********

@Fred *********

you upload the data page of your passport or your d/l for that country to show that you do indeed live in an area that is allowed to use that consulate you're applying at

If you are applying for that type of Non-B visa you want to definitely get a year-long, multi-entry Non-B, not the single entry one. Because once you get that visa issued it cannot be extended inside the country. So IF you're going to "visit their factory regularly" you want the year/multi that stamps you in for 90 days each entry for the who year the visa is valid for

a year ago

James ********

@Fred *********

show PROOF of your residence in the USA...

Driver's license

Utility statement

Etc

a year ago

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James ********

@Fred *********

then you will need to submit that letter with your application for the Non B Visa for business. And that they will sponsor you for a Thai work permit to work in Thailand?

a year ago

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James ********

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