j'ai appele l'ambassade de Thailande en France pour connaitre le prix d'un visa non-immigrant. Ils m'ont dit 50 euros. Cependant je voulais savoir s'il y avait d'autre frais qui se rajoute a ces 50euros? Ce que je veux dire la, hormis les 50euros de frais, y'a-t-il par exemple des frais de dossier ou des frais que le consulats rajouterait? (dans le cas ou je vais recuprere moi meme le visa, donc pas d'envoie et sans l'assurance rappatriement)
tu parles bien d'un visa de non immigrant NON-O, c'est a dire d'un visa demandé pour un séjour d'un an ?
Il n'y a pas de frais cachés de dossier ou autre A PAYER AU CONSULAT THAI
Bien évidemment tu as pris connaissance de la liste des documents à fournir avec ta demande et des conditions à remplir en fonction du type de visa non-o envisagé
les autres frais ce sera ensuite toutes les traductions (du francais vers le thailandais) officielles de la totalité des documents à fournir à l'immigration Thaie, faites par un traducteur agréé par l'ambassade de Thailande !
et ca ca coute cher
un détail: visa d'un an mais assurance rapatriement ? ( à ma connaissance : assurance valable pour un séjour touristique, donc moins de moins de 3 mois !) -
non je demande un visa non immigrant B valable 3 mois car je pars a bangkok pour un stage de 3 mois. Lors de mon appel, l'ambassade ma demande de fournir: 2 photos d'identites lettre d'invitation de l'entreprise (et/ou une photocopie de ma convention de stage) et eventuellement une photocopie de l'enregistrement de l'entreprise dans la chambre de commerce Thai passeport 50 euros
a priori, un stage a Bangkok, y'a pas besoin de faire traduire des papiers non? rassure moi, parce que sinon jme suis bien mis dans un petreint lol
Non, tu n'auras rien à faire traduire. Les documents que tu vas recevoir de l'entreprise qui t'engage seront, j'imagine, en thaï.
D'autre part, il semblerait logique que l'ambassade de Thaïlande en France accepte les documents en Français. Quoi que... Mais dans ton cas aucun problème, je suis passé par là également.
"There is no way to happiness, happiness is the way" Buddha
"Le vrai voyageur n'a pas de plan établi et n'a pas l'intention d'arriver" Lao Tseu
merci de ton aide. Parce que jsuis bien contente d'effectuer un stage a Bangkok et decouvrir la ville mais je vais devoir debourser pas mal de thune et ca me ferait mal sil fallait que je debourse encore plus entre le billet d'avion, le logement, la nourriture, le visa, les vaccins, etc.
Je ne sais pas en quelle langue les doc seront faites. c'est une entreprise Franco-Thai, les co-directeurs sont francais. Je verrais bien. Au pire, y'a ma convention de stage.En tout cas je vous remercie de l'infos.
PS: Lorsque j'ai demande des renseignements a mon entreprise pour la demande de visa, ils m'ont repondu par " Nous allons vous faire un visa non immigrant". Est-ce possible qu'une entreprise puisse faire un mot pour qu'on puisse sejourner sans que l'on demande un visa a l'ambassade avant de venir en Thailande?
Car je n'ai pas bien compris, du fait qu'il me fournira des doc pour que je puisse demander un visa non-immigrant ou qu'ils me feront un visa non-immigrant, ce qui m'evitera de faire un visa.(je ne sais pas si j'ai ete assez clair)
Est-ce possible qu'une entreprise puisse faire un mot pour qu'on puisse sejourner sans que l'on demande un visa a l'ambassade avant de venir en Thailande?
Non. La compagnie doit envoyer des documents, notament comptables, avec lesquels tu vas à l'ambassade demander un visa non-immigrant B. Tu dois obtenir ce visa en-dehors de Thaïlande. Ensuite, avec ce visa, l'entreprise peut faire la demande, en Thaïlande, pour un permis de travail (obligatoire même pour un stage).
"There is no way to happiness, happiness is the way" Buddha
"Le vrai voyageur n'a pas de plan établi et n'a pas l'intention d'arriver" Lao Tseu
Bonjour, j'ai une question sur laquelle j'ai besoin d'aide. Pourriez vous me donner le prix d'un passeport pour un thailandais? et les papiers nécessaires? en effet j'ai un ami la bas qui souhaite venir en france, on m'a dit qu'il fallait payer 20000 baths ( 400€) pour l'avoir et venir sans probleme avec une durée indéterminée en france... je trouve ca cher et bizarre...
Un passeport thai coute dans les 1, 600 baht.
Il n'existe pas de possibilite pour un(e) Thailandais(e) de venir en Europe sans probleme et pour une duree indeterminee.
En resumer : tu es en train de te faire arnaquer 🏴☠️
On ne peut pas venir en France un mois juste avec le passeport thaï. Il faut aussi un visa (payant) (voir les nombreux posts sur ce sujet.) Il n'y a que les riches qui sont admis chez les pauvres un mois gratuitement sans formalités supplémentaires. Ouinnn le monde est pas juste🏴☠️
"Le touriste apparait comme le principal agent de diffusion du mépris anti touristique. Plus le touriste se voit en miroir de l'autre, plus il le déteste".
Puisqu'il s'agit de dissuader, forcément ce n'est pas simple ...
Si vous avez compris tout ce que je viens de vous dire, c'est que j'ai dû faire une erreur quelque part. - Alan Greenspan
Science sans conscience n'est que ruine de l'âme - Rabelais
donc si j'ai bien compris impossible de faire venir un thailandais en france avec juste un passeport pour quelques jours de la meme facon que nous, puisque nous pouvons rester dans un pays étranger un mois avec? il leur faut obligatoirement un visa? ou un marriage!!!🏴☠️
Vous avez parfaitement compris. Il faut un visa (payant) pour un thaïlandais désireux de venir en France...
"Le touriste apparait comme le principal agent de diffusion du mépris anti touristique. Plus le touriste se voit en miroir de l'autre, plus il le déteste".
Avez vous un exemple de lettre de motivation convaincante qu'il faut joindre cette demande de visa?
Comment puis je faire pour réserver le vol A/R sachant que je ne connais pas la durée accordée ( si elle l'est )? au pire il faudra modifier la date retour? Ou dois je prendre direct 2 mois et demi d'intervalle entre l'aller et le retour? C'est donc moi qui choisit la date de l'aller?
On va jouer un peu sur les mots..... 😏
Je viens de faire une demande de visa Schengen de type C pour ma copine à l'ambassade de Belgique. Et oh, surprise, le visa est gratuit. 😎
Par contre, il y a des frais administratifs pour un montant de.... 60 € (3.120 bahts).🤪
C'est un peu comme les vols à 0 Ringitts chez Malayisa Airlines. 😉
Vous avez parfaitement compris. Il faut un visa (payant) pour un thaïlandais désireux de venir en France...
Pensez vous que ma copine thailandaise va avoir une demande de visa refusée si je suis allé qu'une seule fois en Thailande pour la voir? A l'ambassade de bangkok, ils ont demandé à s copine ( qui a eu son visa avec succès ) de leur montrer des photos d'elle avec son copain!!!
Je suis en train de monter le dossier, et elle aussi de son côté...
salut pour la reponse je demeure en thailande et ma copine a faite son passeport thai et elle a payer 1060 baht durer de 5 ans et 50 page jai bien dit 1060 BAHT
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