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Well it totally depends on where you're applying. If you do a search here (or go to the home page) I think you'll find the info for what you need paperwork wise.

It also depends on what you want it for. In the UK all I need to do is send one letter on headed paper for a teacher to get a Non-imm B. In Laos however (you won't get a multiple (generally) in Asia without a WP) I need to give a letter, a contract, the school registration, the business registration, principals licence, a degree, a TEFL cert and a couple of other bits and pieces just to get a single Non-imm B for a teacher.

Where are you? I'm sure then people can then advise you as to what you'll need?

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Should be safe at most of them then with that paperwork! Although Houston seems to be a favourite! I'd personally avoid Washington and LA as they're well anal (IMO).

So you must be on a re-entry permit? So why do you need a new multiple? I don't understand? Or are you one of those chaps that has to leave every 90 days regardless of the fact you have a WP? Makes no real sense otherwise!

Are you sure you have a work permit? Or the offer of a work permit?

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For UK readers i recommend the Hull consulate as they processed my type B using an application form and a letter of invitation. The Liverpool consulate told me that Hull's procedure is wrong according to new regulations from the Thai authorities and that non-imm type B's should only be issued with a tourist visa and a wp!

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Should be safe at most of them then with that paperwork! Although Houston seems to be a favourite! I'd personally avoid Washington and LA as they're well anal (IMO).

So you must be on a re-entry permit? So why do you need a new multiple? I don't understand? Or are you one of those chaps that has to leave every 90 days regardless of the fact you have a WP? Makes no real sense otherwise!

Are you sure you have a work permit? Or the offer of a work permit?

Im on a single entry non imm b thats why i want to turn into 1 year.

work permit coincides with visa dates-Thanks-

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