I have seen on some postings and also in google people mentioning something about 3 or 5 year Non-Immigrant "B" Multiple entry Visa that now is available in Australia, but could not find any info on it on any official website or Thai embassy

Does anyone have any idea or more information on it?

The multiple-entry non-B visa valid for three years is not a visa to live in Thailand, but a visa for people who travel frequently to Thailand on business. Check with a Thai consulate in your country of residence about the requirements for the application, as it may vary from one consulate to another.

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Maestro

Requirements for a 3 year multi B visa here. If you are a citizen of Australia you can also get an APEC card that is about the same.

http://www.mfa.go.th/web/2482.php?id=2498

Requirements for a 3 year multi B visa here. If you are a citizen of Australia you can also get an APEC card that is about the same.

http://www.mfa.go.th/web/2482.php?id=2498

Yeah thanks for that i saw that also, but when checking out website of embassy in Australia-no information on that or even application or fees for 3 year visa.

I also checked the websites and found no info. I suspect that it is not offered in Australia because of the APEC travel card is avaiable. For info on APEC card see: http://www.businessmobility.org/key/abtc.html

Also you cannot get a WP on a 3-year Non-B.

The multiple-entry non-B visa valid for three years is not a visa to live in Thailand, but a visa for people who travel frequently to Thailand on business. Check with a Thai consulate in your country of residence about the requirements for the application, as it may vary from one consulate to another.

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Maestro

as far as I know, CONSULATES are not allowed to issue such a Visa anyway. only EMBASSIES may do so.

The multiple-entry non-B visa valid for three years is not a visa to live in Thailand, but a visa for people who travel frequently to Thailand on business. Check with a Thai consulate in your country of residence about the requirements for the application, as it may vary from one consulate to another.

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Maestro

as far as I know, CONSULATES are not allowed to issue such a Visa anyway. only EMBASSIES may do so.

The consular section of embassies issue visas not the embassy. If it is an official consulate they can do the same thing as those that are part of an embassy.

Honorary consulates are restricted to only certain visas that they can issue.