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Is the London Thai embassy currently accepting postal visa applications for a Non-O multi-entry visa?
Apr 3, 2019
6 years ago
Danny ***********
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Is the London Thai embassy still accepting postal visa applications, seems if you do it online you need to go to the embassy. Non O multi entry, and yes i am married to a Thai with 2 kids and am over 50. Giving up my retirement ext in July.
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