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NON-IMMIGRANT VISA-B (WORKING)

          

Non-Immigrant Visa-B: Working
          Single-Entry: valid for 90 days after the date of application. Visa holders may contact the Immigration Bureau of Thailand, after entering Thailand, for the extension of stay and re-entry permit.

 

 ***Important Completed the e-Visa Application at least 21 working days before the intended date of travel

https://www.thaievisa.go.th/  (Effective from 1 January 2025 at 11.00 hrs)

Note: All nationals which don’t have a “Family name” must fill in the entire name in the “First name” box in the e-Visa application form and leave “Family name” box blank. Failure to do so will result in the rejection of your e-Visa application.

 

Required documents:   

          1.  Passport: Valid no less than 6 months.

          2.  Photograph taken within the last 6 months.

          3.  A copy of flight ticket(s) to Thailand.

          4.  Applicant’s long-term pass must upload both front and back of the pass .

(e.g. Singapore Blue IC and Re-Entry Permit Form 7 for Singapore’s Permanent Residents, Employment Pass, Personalized Employment Pass, S Pass, Work Permit, Entry pass, Training Employment Pass, Student Pass, Dependent Pass, Long Term Social Visit Pass, or Professional Visit Pass).                                                                        

***The Long-term pass must be valid for at least two months, if you have renewed your Long-term pass please submit approval from Misnistry of Manpower (MOM).

          5.  Scan the QR code behind the long-term pass to show expiry date and take a screenshot of the full data until card serial number.

          6.  For Permanent Residence in Singapore: Blue Identity Card and Re-entry Permit (Form 7)

 

Business-related Documents:

          1. Invitation letter* from the employer in Thailand, indicating details of employment, including position, salary and length of contract (if any)

          2.  Approval Letter from Ministry of Labour (WP3) issued by the Office of Foreign Workers Administration, Department of Employment, Ministry of Labour, Mit-Maitree Road, Din-daeng District, Bangkok, Tel: +662-245-2745, (Japanese nationals are exempted from submitting this document, in accordance with JTEPA). Other documents which could be used to replace WP3 Approval Letter include a letter from the Board of Investment, universities, schools, international organisations or charitable organisations.
          3. Evidence of qualification (e.g. university certificates) and evidence of previous employment (e.g. letter from previous company)


          4. Additional requirements for special professions:

               4.1  School Teachers
                      - Curriculum vitae/resume

                      - Proof of no criminal records in English (NOT more than 3 months)
                      - A teaching license
                      - Applicants for private school’s teacher are also required to submit a letter from the Ministry of Education In Thailand           

               4.2  Professional Sport Players
                      - Evidence of previous overseas employment must be in English and certified by Ministry of Foreign Affairs of that 
country or relevant authorities
                      - Proof of no criminal/drug offence record issued by relevant authority of the country in which the applicants had a previous residency (NOT more than 3 months)

 

Note : Applicant’s family members - namely spouse, parents or children who are unmarried and under 20 years old, are eligible to apply for Single-Entry Non-Immigrant O-visa. Required documents are the same as required documents for Non-Immigrant B-visa

Plus: - Documents showing family relations such as a copy of Birth certificate or Marriage certificate in foreign language to be translated in to English
         - The documents issued by Non-Thai and Non-Singaporean MUST be certified by its Embassy prior to submission.

*Civil partnership certificate is not acceptable.

 

All documents: Documents in languages other than Thai or English have to be translated into either Thai or English and notarised by notary organs or relevant diplomatic/consular missions.

Note: Consular officers reserve the right to require additional documents or an interview as deemed necessary without prior notice.

 

Application Fee **Non-Refundable** 

          -  Single-Entry100 SGD

Remark:

  • Applicant from Nigeria must submit letter from employer and certificate of Clearance issued by the National Drug Law Enfrocement Agency of Nigeria (NDLEA) that is certified by Nigerian Misistry of Foreign Affairs and Royal Thai Embassy in Abuja
  • For Nigeria who has residence in Singapore or Long-term pass holding may contact Criminal Investigation Department(CID) under Singapore Police Force for Certificate of Clearance (COC) in English Version.
  • List of countries that require the Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate upon arrival to Thailand. Please click here

 

**The Royal Thai Embassy reserves the right to reject any visa application with insufficient documents or if the reasons given are not fully supported**

***THE VISA FEE IS NON-REFUNDABLE***