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Can I apply for a new Non Immigrant B visa in another country if my current visa is about to expire?

Non Immigrant B Visa Visa Extension Thailand Immigration Visa Requirements Expiring Visa

Mar 27, 2019

6 years ago

Antony **************

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Just wondering if anyone can help. My 3 month Non Immigrant B visa expires on the 30th March. 2 weeks ago I went to immigration to extend it by 1 year but was denied as my company supplied the incorrect documents. I'm now going to immigration to get a 7 day extension. I was just wondering, if my company doesn't get the correct documentation in the next 7 days can I travel to another Thai Embassy say in Singapore/Malaysia and apply for another 3 month Non Immigrant B Visa?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is seeking clarification on whether they can apply for a new 3-month Non Immigrant B visa at another Thai embassy (in Singapore or Malaysia) if their current visa is about to expire in 7 days and their extension was denied. Comments provide guidance indicating that a new visa application is indeed possible, but it requires the same documentation as the original application. It's important to check the specific requirements of the consulate as they may vary.

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The 7 days extra is NOT an Extension of Stay. These 7 days mean your application is NOT approved and you get 7 days to leave the country. You can not during these 7 days visit Immigration again and apply for a new Extension of Stay.

6 years ago

Indra ********

I had this experience before, the requirement little bit difference such as u need to bring original WP, employee letter in english n thai, copied ID Card of ur boss or who signed on employee letter and CV.

6 years ago

Tod *********

you certainly could go get a new 90 day Non-B

you would need the exact same documentation you used when you applied for this Non-B..

Check the website of the consulate you're going to so you know what the exact requirements are (each one is a little different from the other).

6 years ago

Antony **************

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@Tod ********

thanks mate. Appreciate the reply.

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