Thread: Thai consulates in the U.K. no longer issuing multiple entry non immigrant visas

Just been reading in ' the other place ' that U.K. consulates are no longer allowed to issue multiple entry non immigrant O visas. All applications for these are now being refered to the Thai Embassy in London for processing according to the rule book.

Consulates no longer issuing Non Imm O Visas? - Thai visas, residency and work permits - Thailand Forum

If so, not so surprising given how slack some of them were. Last time I was in Birmingham the consulate bloke there did tell me to expect things to get tougher next year. Looks like he was right.Still, it was nice while it lasted.

june 15th 2013 refused o visa again as i did not have a letter from a thai judge stating that i am the legal guardian of my daughter and taking care of her,also i am not married and i am under 50.
birth certificates,passports mean nothing.

hull embassy

^^ too many pikeys getting in would be the problem I suspect.

Demographics of visitors to Thailand is not improving regardless of their origin.

Originally Posted by Necron99

^^ too many pikeys getting in would be the problem I suspect.

A long time ago when I was a tefler and everyone had to go to Penang for their double entry non immigrant visa, the required ' show money ' was only 10,000 baht....married or not. Even that trifling amount was enough to get a lot of people in a sweat ! The bar has certainly moved up since then and will probably continue to do so.

How do you get a letter from a Thai judge and they will probably charge a fortune

I know a Thai judge.

Originally Posted by Smug Farang Bore

I know a Thai judge.

You would probably have to go through official channels , rather than asking him personally .

Originally Posted by Necron99

^^ too many pikeys getting in would be the problem I suspect.

Thai authorities are finally getting wise...

Cheers BY ,,,,,,, bollocks just spent this afternoon filling all the bloody consulate paper out