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What type of visa should my brother apply for to visit me in Thailand: a Non-O family visa or a TR visa?

Visa Types Non-O Visa TR Visa Visa Sponsorship Brother Visit Visa Thailand Immigration Visa Requirements

Oct 23, 2017

7 years ago

Mohsin ********

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Hi peeps  🙂 

My younger brother wanted to visit me in Thailand 

I am aware with requirements of visas for him but I am confuse what kind of visa he can get , 

in my case 

I got work permit , non b 1 year and I got my Own computer Shop 

A friend of mine suggested me to get Non (O) family visa for your brother 

Please advice do I need go with that or TR visa ?what would be the best one for him ?

He doesn’t have bank statement 

So I will be the one who will sponsor him 🙂  

Any additional info could be really appreciated 

Many thanks & regards 

Moni

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The person is seeking advice on the best visa option for their younger brother's visit to Thailand, considering they hold a Non-B work visa and a work permit. A commenter suggests that if the visit is less than 60 days, the brother could apply for a TR visa on his own, but sponsoring him would involve more paperwork.

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If he isn't staying more than 60 days then let him have TR visa on his own. If you will sponsor then there is a pile of paper work that needs to be done.

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