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What is the Thai PASS system and how does it work?

Thai PASS system Visa processing Immigration services in Thailand Visa types Application process Expatriate services

Oct 21, 2021

5 years ago

Jeremy ********

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This explains the Thai PASS system in a way more easy to understand way than the PowerPoint flow chart that only geniuses could decipher 

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The post provides a simplified explanation of the Thai PASS system, contrasting it with a complex PowerPoint flowchart. It also includes comments discussing the processing time of the service (3-4 weeks) and the associated fee of $200, as well as concerns about the reliability of the information presented in the article.

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David *******

There are a number of assumptions in that article about things that have not been confirmed yet. It’s really not a reliable site.

5 years ago

Jeremy ********

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@David ******

it’s easier to understand than the PowerPoint flow chart

5 years ago

David *******

@Jeremy *******

Yes, if its correct. Some of the things they say are a guess on their part so I really wouldn’t rely on it. A lot of the information on this site is often out of date or just plain wrong.

5 years ago

Jeremy ********

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@David ******

what’s wrong with it…you make accusations but you don’t present facts

5 years ago

David *******

@Jeremy *******

The first 2 sections of Who Can Apply are assumptions on their part.

None of the low risk countries are confirmed. Yes, the PM mentioned 5 but there’s no guarantee they’ll be on the list.

Also, they are assuming that 7 nights in SHA+ hotel will be required for all new ‘sandboxes’. We don’t know that yet either.

Finally, they say all countries not on low risk list will be allowed in new sandboxes but CCSA has already said it will be Medium Risk list only.

I could go on about other sections of their site but, frankly, I can’t be bothered. There’s been inaccurate information on this site for years.

5 years ago

Jeremy ********

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@David ******

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5 years ago

David *******

@Jeremy *******

Yes, hopefully more things will be confirmed after tomorrow’s meeting - though it might then go to Cabinet on Tuesday. It’s beginning to shape up, at least.

5 years ago

Jeremy ********

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@David ******

hopefully is the key word here…if not it will be thai style clear as mud

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Gene **********

Like it! Thx

5 years ago

Jared **********

3-4 weeks to process the $200 service, offering private services right on the page. Good ol thailand not letting any opportunities go wasted 🤷‍♂️

5 years ago

Jeremy ********

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@Jared *********

it’s not the thai embassy it’s Siam legal offering their services…discount that and they have simplified the PowerPoint presentation so bon geniuses can understand it

5 years ago

Jared **********

@Jeremy *******

yea I just looked, Siam legal owns the site “Thaiembassy.com”. At first look I thought it was something from the actual government

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Jeremy ********

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@Jared *********

discount that portion of the service, they have made it easy to understand for the masses

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