When everyone says I need the "original" diploma does that mean the embossed, thick paper stock type thing they hand out during graduation ceremonies? I thought an official transcipt, stating degree and graduation date, was the correct document to show for non B applications.
One other thing, getting the tourist visa requires a receipt for a return plane ticket, or an itinerary that leaves the country at some point. If there is already a thread that explains people's experience with this rule, I'd like to know where to find it. I don't want to pay for a return ticket just yet.
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Yes.Originally Posted by runningBuddha
That too.
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All depends where you apply...many don't need to see a degree for a Non-imm B, some do!
I don't know many places that require you to have a return ticket to get a tourist Visa as generally having a tourist Visa means you don't need a return ticket.One other thing, getting the tourist visa requires a receipt for a return plane ticket, or an itinerary that leaves the country at some point. If there is already a thread that explains people's experience with this rule, I'd like to know where to find it. I don't want to pay for a return ticket just yet.
Thanks everyone
Where are you coming from and what nationality are you mate??? This can impact on it
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I was basing the return ticket requirement on the Thai Embassy website. It says, to get the 60 day tourist visa I need to send in my airline receipt
I am looking into that visa because I'm going to do the TESL course in Chiang Mai and that lasts ~25 days. An entry visa would be cutting it kinda close, I thought.
As a U.S. citizen I know I don't need a tourist visa, the 60 day window just seemed easier to deal with. Am I overthinking this?
^ a 30 day VOA will generally require a return ticket.
Will you actually be applying at Washington??? Or a different State???
Embassies are notorious for 'extra' requirements have other Consulate might not want/enforce....FYI
I had planned on applying to the Embassy, but if my local consulate is easier to deal with, that'll be my route. Thanks^ a 30 day VOA will generally require a return ticket.
Will you actually be applying at Washington??? Or a different State???
Embassies are notorious for 'extra' requirements have other Consulate might not want/enforce....FYI
^ In my opinion and experience....if it ain't easier...it definitely won't be any harder
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