We were a major Global Big Pharma. I worked for a global Japanese company after. BOI in Thailand so visas never an issue. They are celebrating 50 years in Thailland this year and I heard the budget is large to promote it.
Anonymous participant As I said on other reply - you could try a Credit Card sized laminated copy. I have one and used it in a few places - obv not for entry though.
Anonymous participant Probably unless they will accept a laminated ID Card size copy - that can be used to get around the legal requirement (That nobody follows) of foreigners needing to carry passport at all times :-)
We asked foir Multi-B in Singapore as we came up arond 10 times a year to the Thai office, spoke at conferences, trained the Thai's, visitied hospitals and clinics. Would not give us multi - said apply for singles. Bollox to that - our passports only lasted a couple of years anyway with other visas. We just did it in Visa Exempt.
You are stating there you are working in Thailand though are you not. Who will you be researching? Thai people or businesses? Foreign residents or visitors? I think this might fall into the "B" visitor category. If you really want the DTV I woukd try another option
I agree it is highly unlikely & improbable. I have not heard of any or even the hiont of any However, all I stated is what is on the MFA website. This was in place before the DTV was a twinkle in the MFA's eye.
Once again your comprehension fails you. This is what I stated and this applies to all visas. "MFA on their website say it is still down to Immigration at end of the day." Are you in denial the MFA website does not state this? Point number 10 here. Now bore off somewhere else.