Hello I have a quick question.

I have the Non-B visa, I am planning on changing jobs in July. I have been told 2 options:

1, I can cancel my visa July 1st and the effective date is the 18th.

2, I can cancel on the 11th of July and its effective on the 1st of August.

My new job has told me if I want the Non-B I need to go to laos or another country and apply for it. I looked online and it appears to be a 10-15 day process with the E visa system. They no longer do in person visa's as of the 1st of this year.

Can I apply for this while in Thailand?

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I am married to a Thai citizen. Could I just switch to the Non-O marriage visa without leaving the country, or would I still need to leave Thailand to apply? What does this process look like? Do I need to apply for the Non-O visa the same day as I go to cancel my non-B?

Follow up questions:

If I do need to leave Thailand to do the visa, is a land board crossing okay? About 2 years ago I tried to do a land boarder crossing into Laos near Chiang Rai and I was told I wasn't going to be allowed to leave if I don't get a reentry permit on my visa; which completed defeats the point of trying to do a visa run.

I’m a Uk national. I work in China and My mum lives with me in China on a dependent visa. I will move to Thailand in the summer for a new job and she will move with me. Does anyone know the documents I need to prepare to get her a dependent visa in Thailand? Or what the visa requirements are?

Thanks in advance

Currently in Vietnam and applied for remote work. I included the employment agreement and a letter from the company owner. They requested docs about the business (I added the registration and a copy of the website), my duties/employment history (I added that and my CV), but also they requested pay slips for 6 months

I haven't started work yet, which was included in the employment agreement (the start date is next week). Has anyone applied for a job they haven't been working at for six months? How can one sent pay slips if they haven't received any yet?

Thanks!

So I got one question. I got my Visa approved recently. If I would change my employment to a new company. Do I have to apply for a new visa with the same process or what do I need to do?

Non-B visa (employment) question.

Currently in the US (LA Consulate jurisdiction). Have an offer for a job in Phuket. The employer is currently working on the work permit paperwork I'll need to submit through the e-visa portal.

On the LA Consulate website there is both a 90-day option ($80) and a 1 year option ($200).

My plan is to work high season for about 5 months.

My understanding is that near the 90 day mark I'll need to leave the country (she said go-to Malaysia) and re-apply for another 90 day visa. She made it sound like it's a one-day process. Does this sound correct?

She also said don't bother with the 1 year option as "they never get approved and it's a waste of money". Any thoughts here on why this option is more difficult?

If I could get the 1 year Non-B visa would that preclude me from having to leave the country at 90 days, or is the exit/entry still required on a 1 year Non-B visa also?

Just trying to understand the options.

Thanks in advance!

Dtv visa approved (employment), Budapest Royal Thai Embassy (E-visa)

Required documents : -6 month bankstatment (500k)

- lakcímkártya ( address card )

- flight ticket only one way to Thailand

- job contract

- accomodation (invitation letter in my case )

Only took 2 days for the approval 🙏

Hi guys

I really need your guide and advice.

I love thailand and missing much. I will relocate to thailand forever, but I haven't been there more 10 years ago.

i have been in germany for around 8 years as refugee, and I couldn't get a german passport, and I can't live at iran. Life is hard here ,I want to move back to thailand, and if it's possible to stay for a long time and get thailand nationality .

What is your idea to guide and what possibilities I have .please guide me like study or visa work

Dear Admin, Community,

I am currently employed in a software development company based outside Thailande. One of our clients is an IT company based in Thailand.

Over the past five years, I have been traveling to Thailand for meetings on a Non-B Visa. Our client used to assist with the required documentation for the visa. Currently, I hold a one-year business visa that remains valid until March 2024.

Recently, I have secured a job opportunity in Thailand. The prospective employer has informed me that in order to obtain a work permit, I need to apply for a new non-B Visa through their company. I have a few inquiries regarding this process :

- Do I really need a new visa ? (New employer under BOI, old one no)

- Can I initiate the application for a new Non-B Visa while my current one is still valid? Or would I need to cancel my existing visa?

- in cas of cancellation, how ?

I appreciate your forthcoming response.

Thank you

PS: Latest non-B visa and stamps attached.

Hello everyone! Advice needed!

My NON-IMM B visa expires on the 11th of September, while my airport stamp expires on the 30th of August. Can I do a border run and still get 90 days even if the visa expires in September?

Hello everyone,

So I will be getting a new passport this week (old one run out of pages), and I'm on a extension of stay valid until 31/Dec (which I can't extend further because it's linked to my employment and I will only get a new contract in Mar/23).

To sort my stay in Thailand for now, I'm planning on flying to Malaysia next week and return on the same day to receive a visa exempt entry stamp (I should get 90 days free).

My questions are: Do I really need to go to Chengwattana to transfer my extension stamp, even tho it is almost finish anyway? (or can I just go to the airport with both passports and leave the country). Also, on the trip to Malaysia, just to confirm if it would be straightforward to get a visa exempt entry once I'm back in the same day (as in, I'm expecting that my current extension will be terminated once I leave the country, and when I'm back the immigration will just stamp me as a normal tourist). I've never done this sorts of border runs, but my visa history is pretty clean (albeit long).

Thank you very much in advance!