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What should I do if I have overstayed my visa in Thailand by 10 days and want to apply for a Non-B visa?

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February 28, 2022
3 years ago
Jeanette **********************
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Hello.everyone just wanna ask if ever you got overstayed for about 10 days where can to do exit.and make non b? Is Kuala lumphur doing non visa now or in Cambodia?..thanks
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If you have overstayed your visa in Thailand by about 10 days, you will need to exit the country, preferably by air as land borders are currently closed. The overstay fine is 500 THB per day. Malaysia is currently closed for visa applications, but Cambodia is open for air travel. It's advisable to consult with your employer about which consulate to use for the Non-B visa application.
Benjamin ******
>10 days where can to do exit.and make non b

By air. The land borders are still closed. The overstay fine is 500THB a day.

>s Kuala lumphur

As of right now, Malaysia is closed.

> or in Cambodia?

Cambodia is open by air.

Talk to your employer about the consulate they want to use for the Non-B visa.
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Maarten ****
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 I think you can pay some agent to help you exchange Ur visa to non b
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Benjamin ******
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 Not legally. And it'll result in a lot of problems if they have a real job.
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Jeanette **********************
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@Benjamin *****
 thanks much.sir so.meaning the employers letter must be address to ..thans and no hassles in.getting in? And the requirements in getting back? Thanks and please?
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@Jeanette *********************
 >meaning the employers letter must be address to .

The employer must write a letter to the consulate asking for the Non-B visa to be issued. Different consulates have slightly different requirements.

>And the requirements in getting back?

You will need a Thai pass, approved health insurance valid for 89 days (the length of the entry stamp from the Non-B visa), and booking at a test-n-go center.
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Jeanette **********************
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@Benjamin *****
 one more thing please.So the Thai pass will be issued before going out and getting back sir so that my friend can prepare things
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Brandon ************
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 you can apply for Thailand Pass up to 60 days before the travel, even if you're still inside Thailand.
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Jeanette **********************
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@Brandon ***********
 thank you so much 💞💕sir
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Benjamin ******
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 You can apply for the Thai Pass while outside of Thailand.
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Jeanette **********************
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@Benjamin *****
 thank you so much 💞💕Sir...got it 🙏🙏
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