Visa for business contact. Valid for three years (Three-Year Non-Immigrant Visa "B"). Foreigners wishing to travel to Thailand for business purposes. And need to travel frequently. A B-to-B visa can be applied for multiple visits to Thailand three years (Three-Year Non-Immigrant Visa "B"). Foreigners who have been granted a visa can travel to Thailand several times within 3 years and stay up to 90 days at a time. They are not allowed to work in Thailand. 1. Place to apply for a visa Foreigners wishing to obtain a Three-Year Non-Immigrant Visa "B" can apply for a visa at the Thai embassy or consulate located in the country where the applicant is applying. Check the residence card only. If no Thai embassy or consulate is located in the country where the applicant for residence permit is domiciled The application can be made at the Thai embassy in charge of the country. The application can not be submitted at the Honorary Consulate of Thailand. They are not allowed to have such kind of visa. If you want to inquire about the place of filing. For more information, please contact the Royal Thai Consulate-General, Royal Thai Embassy, ​​Bangkok. For addresses and phone numbers of the Royal Thai Embassy and the Royal Thai Consulate-General see 2. Documentation of the application. - The application form for the visa application is completed. - a passport with sufficient travel time - Photographs taken less than 6 months - Identification documents such as ID card, residence permit document - evidence of the work of the applicant, such as a workplace certificate Or in case of having their own business. Provide evidence of your business. - Certificate of Chamber membership Business association Or other equivalent institutions of that country. - Evidence that a business is regularly in Thailand, such as a certificate or evidence of business contacts with companies or agencies in Thailand. Provide proof of the company (such as company registration certificate). List of shareholders Company Profile Corporate income tax and PND 50 PND 30 PND VAT register P 20 P & L balance sheet and P & L account Company location map, etc.) Royal Thai Embassies and Consulates may obtain additional documentation for consideration. 3. Fee of THB 10,000 Remarks - The visa examination is at the discretion of the embassy or consulate. - The visa fee paid to the embassy and consulate can not be refunded.

And the 3 year Non B is Multi-Entry fwith 90 stays each time for business research, creating contacts, etc but I read that you cannot get a WP with this Visa

So glad to here it worked out for you... Often the I/O staff are understanding when the issue is minor and understandable as a simple oversight...

And what is the problem - are long pants impossible to get? I'm not suggesting a suit but long pants are considered proper dress by Thai in this country

Depends on the Imm Office. In a big noisy Bkk Imm office - most anything goes... Go to a small town (compared to Bkk) and waltz in to the receptionist desk with flip flops, t-shirt and shorts and looking like you need a bath can get you a sizing up look and a hard time. Yes - I say if an issue has been up like a day of overstay or whatever - looking like a homeless person may not get you the break needed.

Right photoshopped: smaller, blue background, the FugiFilm gal put my head on a white shirt, tie and jacket - strange looking me - but the Labor Ministry didn't blink,

Next time remember - don't wait until the last date - not necessary - you could have gone two weeks ago - they add extension days onto the END - You don't lose days.

If I were you, I would get to the Immigration office - wear a shirt with a collar, long pants if you can - then submit your passport for Extension. Politely explain your miscalculation - carry a paper page of a November calendar. They may well say nothing or be a bit terse but in the end likely approval.

I've not heard the 6 months of bank statements before.... All three sites have that rule?

If you are really close to the border - just go do it again