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Will applying for my Non B visa after my stated start date be an issue?

Non-B Visa Visa Application Thailand Immigration

Nov 26, 2019

6 years ago

Martín ********

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Non B visa question

Im going to apply for Non B in my home country, i had to come back to make a new passport because of expiry reasons and that delayed my application.

My documents, the contract specifically, states that i would start on nov 14th, but i will be able to apply around dec 5-6

Will this be a problem?

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The user is concerned about applying for a Non B visa in their home country after their employment contract states a starting date before their application. They ask if this timing could pose a problem.

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Tod *********

Could be a problem seeing as it says you're starting BEFORE you even applied for the Non-B.

Why not get NEW documents from the company just to be safe OR email the consulate you're applying for the Non-B in (you said you're doing it in your country) and see what they say about it.

6 years ago

Martín ********

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thanks a lot

6 years ago

Martín ********

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i'll get the letter or i'll ask the company to update the contract, just to be sure

6 years ago

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Martín ********

James ********

Is your Non B for business ?

Your passport nation is Mexico?

Can you get a letter stating your employment contract is changed to a December starting date?

You have been living in Thailand for how many months using various visas...Ed visa, Tourist visas, Non B visas, and extensions...

...in 2019?

...In 2018?

...In 2017?

Be aware that you may be questioned about your living in Thailand upon your return by Thai Immigration.

Your new passport will be linked with your immigration history of prior passports on arrival. A new visa is no guarantee of reentry into Thailand.

Good Luck.

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