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Nov 3, 2024
2 days ago
Lior **************
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Hi

I'm looking for an agent for non immigrant B visa, help in opening a firm and all related stuff.

Can you recommend a good one that will accompany all the process?
Oct 14, 2024
22 days ago
M **************
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Can someone convert his NON-IMMIGRANT ED PLUS visa to NON-IMMIGRANT B visa if he gets a job from a company. Please enlighten me. Thanks in advance.
Oct 3, 2024
a month ago
Toni ********
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Good evening everyone, please if a foreigner (American) wants to establish a food business in Thailand what are the necessary steps to take your advice is highly appreciated, we are currently on tourist visa.
Sep 13, 2024
2 months ago
DTV Approved. HCMC (Remote worker category).

Consulate: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

My experience:

Booked appointment 2 weeks in advance. Emailed in advance to confirm what documents they required.

They were quick to reply - between 1-3 days, linking to info on their website. I provided exactly what they asked for (in the order they asked for it).

1. Application with 1 photo stuck on

2. Passport

3. Employment certificate and employment contract (I had both so put them both in, but only 1 of these is required) with wet signature and stamp.

4. 6 months of bank statements showing evidence of 500K+ (THB)

⭕️ Also provided (but not asked for) which they kept:

1. Company registration document (with signature and wet stamp).

2. Colour photocopy of my passport.

⭕️ Also provided but they disregarded:

1. A brief cover letter / contents page.

⭕️ Backup documents I brought with me after reading posts here but never needed:

1. Airbnb/ hotel booking in HCMC

2. My condo rental agreement from Thailand

3. Examples of my work

4. Tax records (I’ve paid tax in Thailand for the past 6 years)

I had concerns that as I already live in Thailand and have done for the past 6 years, previously on a Non-Immigrant B visa, they may have more questions/ request further documents regarding the changes, but they did not.

⭕️Further info about the appointment:

The previous posts here that described the consulate perfectly were very helpful.

Look for the guards under the red bull umbrella, that’s your entrance. (Not the entrance the grab taxi takes you to). You can see the green shipping container from the street, that’s the visa office.

I was 20 mins early, and thankfully they saw me early (it’s a bit of a heat trap next to the shipping container and the gazebo that you sit under).

When called up, she wanted to see my application form first, before the other documents. A quick check through them (less than 1 minute), highlighted with a highlighter pen the account balance on the most recent month before they took my $340 USD (crisp, clean notes are specifically asked for) and directed me to take a seat and wait for my receipt, which came 5 mins later, advising to return in 2 days for the result / return of passport.

No questions asked, no additional documents requested.

On collection, again it was very quick. Arrived, entered, picked up immediately, then left in under 1 minute.

Over the 2 visits I spent less than 10 mins in the consulate in total.

The staff are all very friendly. From the guards to the visa staff. Each time saying ‘have a nice day’.

The process was surprisingly quick and easy. Special thanks to everyone in these groups that shared their experiences and to Tod for his solid, reliable advice to all in these groups.

On entry back into Thailand, the immigration officer had to consult her book to look up how many days to give, but once she did, all accurately stamped in for 180 days.

My advice-

1. Make it easy for them. Provide what they want, in the order they ask for it. Avoid additional lengthy documents where possible.

2. Read all the reports in these groups before choosing which consulate to apply through as their requirements differ for each one and reading personal experiences can often reveal more than the information posted.

3. Check you are stamped in for 180 days on arrival.

EDIT- happy to answer general questions.. but not those that have already been well documented in this group, can easily be googled, or any personal questions.
Sep 8, 2024
2 months ago
Austin *******
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In need of some info about visa application and insurance! I am from the US and I will be coming on a non immigrant b work visa. I must have a minimum coverage of USD $100,000. I have been looking into companies and decided to go with IMG insurance company for my first year but before I purchase the plan and send my visa app in for approval I was wondering if anyone had any experience with IMG or know if my visa will be rejected or approved because of this company?

The internet says IMG is an accepted provider but any personal experiences/ recommendations would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.
Sep 6, 2024
2 months ago
Julia ******
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Work permit question

I have a work permit valid for one year as an esl teacher. But my esl contract is only 7 months. If I leave the position at the end of this contract, will my work permit still be valid through the rest of the year from when it was issued? Thanks 🙏
Aug 22, 2024
2 months ago
Keven ****
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My 90-day report is due 6 days before my Non-Immigrant B extension expires.

My employer has been preparing my extension renewal documents, but they aren't the quickest.

Tomorrow is the last business day I can do my 90-day report.

QUESTIONS

1. If I do my 90-day report before, will this affect my Non-Immigrant B visa extension documents and renewal, in any way?

2. Won't having a different current 90-day report as the one in my B extension documents cause issues?

3. My employer is suggesting to do my 90-day report late by a few days. Are there any repercussions at all to doing a 90-day report late?
Aug 15, 2024
3 months ago
Krish *******
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Hi Beautiful people!

Im looking to get a non immigrant B-Work visa & a work permit in Thailand Chiang Mai ...i would like to teach English but i dont know Thai! i actually do not mind working anywhere tbh...not just English Teacher. is this possible & how can i go about doing this? Please do let me know if anyone has any info please...i am from UK & am in Asia atm, i was in chiang mai last week for the 4th time, its my fav place in Thailand & want to relocate there....

Thanks guys

Krish
Aug 12, 2024
3 months ago
Florian *********
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When/How early can you apply for your first extension of stay? Is there a time window? Right now I entered Thailand on a Non-immigrant B (employment) and received the 90 day stamp, work permit is also issued.
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