I have a Nepali client traveling with an original itinerary of Thailand (3 nights), Singapore (2 nights), and Malaysia (3 nights). Singapore is visa on arrival for Nepali passport holders, while Thailand and Malaysia require pre-applied visas. All tickets were issued for visa purposes; however, the Thailand visa was rejected on 23 December and marked under a “watch list,” meaning re-application is not possible for at least one month, while the Malaysia visa is already received. The issued tickets are Nepal–Thailand and Thailand–Singapore with AirAsia, Singapore–Malaysia by coach, and Malaysia–Nepal with Batik Air. Since Nepal–Singapore airfare is currently very expensive, we are considering using the existing Nepal–Thailand ticket only for transit and changing the Thailand–Singapore flight to the same day, keeping the passenger airside without clearing Thai immigration and traveling with hand carry only (no checked baggage). Another option is to purchase a new Thailand–Singapore ticket while retaining or rescheduling the remaining sectors to reduce cost. I would appreciate guidance from fellow agents and operators on whether a Nepali passport holder can transit through Thailand without a Thailand visa under these conditions (same-day transit, airside only, no baggage, no immigration clearance, different PNR ticket) and whether airlines allow boarding in such cases?

Hi everyone! Hope you are doing well. I had a question as I am applying for DTV visa as a Nepali passport holder. I am applying through the embassy in Nepal and I have remote employment in a US company through which I can provide the required documents such as contract and stuff. My only questions is for the bank statements of 500,000 THB do I need to show the ending balance of that amount along with 3 months bank statements or does it need to be there for 3-6 months. Please let me know. Thank you!

Hey everyone, might be a dumb question but I'm very new to this one so please be kind. So my visa expires on 28th march and I need an extension which according to the internet and some other agents, I can only get for 7 more days due to my passport. So my question is do I go for an extension on the day of expiry or is there a minimum number of days required before expiration to get the extension. Just fyi I am in Bangkok and the office should be in Chaeng Wattana if I'm not wrong. Another question I have is if I have an prospective employer here in Thailand, how much is the minimum wage to get the work permit in Thailand. Fyi I am Nepalese with a nepali passport. If any of you have this information. Please let me know.

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I’m Nepali I’m living in UAE 🇦🇪 with UAE residents visa. Can I come with out visa in Thailand ?