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NZ charge nearly 40,000 baht to apply there. I think Laos does them for 10,000, but it’s probably going to cost you more than 2,500 baht to get there and stay during the processing time.
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Applying for a Non O overseas you can have banked money in any bank account.
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@Robert *********
Well I suspect that the place you were “volunteering” for was a business rather than an NGO or other not for profit organisation.
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@Robert *********
You are referring to a paid teaching position that requires a Non B visa and security clearance and stuff. Completely different to what the OP was referring to.

I’m sure “Thai Legal International” know what they are talking about. That’s what you’d need to do your job.
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@Robert *********
A Non B stands for “business” visa. It’s for employment. It’s where a company employs you (and pays you) to work for them.

A Non O (volunteer) visa is for people that “work” at an institution but don’t get paid. A work permit is still a requirement to do that though regardless that you’re not getting paid.
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Put the hotel address. If they don’t list it on their website look it up on google maps.
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@Kim *********
I was obviously being facetious about most people only having 10 fingers but really couldn’t comprehend why you’d need 16 sets.

Perhaps others who have had the same issue can advise.
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@Tom ******
It’s actually probably the best suggestion. Contrary to popular belief most offices will try to help you rectify an error if they can. It may not be an issue for them anyway.
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@Steve ******
I don’t know the policies of the other 80+ offices either. I know Phuket will issue them if they haven’t used them but some offices may or may not.
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I really have no idea about this one. I can’t comprehend why you’d need 16 sets of fingerprints (most people only have 10).

Perhaps you could explain why and others who may have had to go through the process could help.