What is the time limit to enter Thailand after receiving a non-B visa?

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Jul 2, 2018

6 years ago

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When you apply for a a non-b Visa in your home country and it’s accepted and you get your visa in your passport, is there a certain amount of time you need to enter Thailand by? Trying to work out dates when to apply.

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When you apply for a non-B visa in your home country and it is accepted, you must enter Thailand within 3 months of the visa being issued. This applies specifically to single entry visas.

Lloyd ********

You will have 3 months to use the visa by, (ie you must enter the country within 3 months) - assuming you are just applying for a single entry visa.

6 years ago

Vinny ********

ORIGINAL POSTER

Excellent thanks Lloyd

6 years ago

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