Can a teaching licence still be used as an alternative to a bachelor's degree in Non-B visa application? This was the case several years ago in my last teaching job but according to my agency, who inquired at CW yesterday, now both a teaching licence and a verified degree are required. (I do have a degree but want to avoid the cost and hassle of getting it verified). Can anyone confirm this?  

Firstly, Immigration does not issue Non-B Visas so one must ask a Royal Thailand Consulate what is required. The Consulate in USA DC states  Evidence of educational qualification such as a copy of diplomas /teaching certification or copies of transcript. From my experience a copy of my transcript certified by the University was required. Consulates in other countries may have different criteria. 

45 minutes ago, asiaexpat said:

Firstly, Immigration does not issue Non-B Visas

That can issue a non immigrant visa category B visa for those that qualify for certain extensions of stay and teaching is one of them.

 

For you and the OP the requirements are here. https://division1.immigration.go.th/download/1551323286232.pdf

11 hours ago, ubonjoe said:

That can issue a non immigrant visa category B visa for those that qualify for certain extensions of stay and teaching is one of them.

 

For you and the OP the requirements are here. https://division1.immigration.go.th/download/1551323286232.pdf

My error, so that means the OP must meet CW requirements for degree I would guess.

12 minutes ago, asiaexpat said:

My error, so that means the OP must meet CW requirements for degree I would guess.

It would be the same at every immigration office when the application is done. They would require a degree that has be been certified.