Obtaining A One-Year Multiple Entry Non-Immigrant B Visa In Los Angeles Ca, Usa

[jewjitsu]

I have read that it is very difficult to obtain a Non-Immigrant B Visa in any Thai embassy in Asia. I will be returning home to California soon and can easily go to the Thai embassy in Los Angeles. Has anyone had experience obtaining this kind of visa there? Will I need anything further than a letter of invitation from a Thai company?

Thanks

[lopburi3]

I suspect you would also require proof of your company/representative employment as well.

It is not difficult to obtain a non immigrant B visa for work in Asia if you can provide the normal paperwork requirements.

[jewjitsu]

Would I need anything more than a letter from a Thai company formatted the same as in the link below?

http://www.thaivisa.com/332.0.html

[ubonjoe]

With that letter the only place nearby you have any chance of getting multiple entry B is at one of the honorary consulates in Australia.

Kl Malaysia will issue them if you have a work permit.

The best bet in the states would be at one of the honorary consulates there.

Contact info here: http://thaiembdc.us/wordpress1/

[jewjitsu]

I'll be going to the Embassy in Los Angeles CA. That should be all I need right?

[ubonjoe]

You would have a better chance of getting the visa from an honorary consulate such as Portland OR. They all accept mail in applications and normally do a same day turn around when they receive an application.

Have a look at this page on LA consulate website. http://www.thaiconsu...aspx?link_id=34

You should contact them before going in to apply for the visa.

[digitalchromakey]

I'll be going to the Embassy in Los Angeles CA. That should be all I need right?

Here is the MFA formal list of required paper work for a Non Immigrant Category 'B' Visa

http://www.mfa.go.th...482.php?id=2492

Every Consulate/Embassy has their own read on these regulations, but I have heard that LA are pretty strict, so don't expect the Invitation Letter alone to work there.