My friend has her NON B Visa refused in KL. is this a new rule ?
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The post discusses a friend's recent refusal of a NON B Visa in Kuala Lumpur, prompting questions about potential new rules. Comments indicate that this may not be a new rule, with suggestions that embassies may stop issuing consecutive single-entry NON B Visas. Additional advice includes considering reapplication in a different location or obtaining a new passport to meet immigration requirements.
Robert *******
I'm thinking on what is next? Without the visa, she is not allowed to work inside Thailand anymore.
If she got all the documents of application back or can get a new set from her employer, maybe try again in Kota Barhu, north of Malaysia before making way back into Thailand.
If that does not work, only option I can think of is to get a new passport, get all documents again, apply in another country for the Non Immigrant B visa and start work again. In the mean time company have to get their act together to meet the requirements of Immigration in a few months time.
James ********
We wish your friend better luck in getting a correct visa for their stay in Thailand.
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Ron *******
The note looks self explanatory. They are not prepared to continue to issue a single entry non b visa one after another anymore.
Imo, you will likely see more Embassys and consulates going the same route.
Time to get extensions
Katarina ****
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they issued Non B Visa, but stamped it as VOID
Robert *******
First time I see it is denied by this reason.
Not a new rule, the English text explains how this visa should work and that is from the beginning of this visa.
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