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Thai Language Visa Guide

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Pii Sam Contributor

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Hi, Anybody run across a Thai language guide for the K1 Process?

When we went through the K1 process my wife used this one: http://www.usvisa4thai.com/index.php She said it helped a lot.

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Hi, Anybody run across a Thai language guide for the K1 Process?

I don't have a Thai language guide for that. However. I have the 100 citizenship questions in Thai as well as the Texas Drivers test.

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Thanks Folks. I'll send her the link to visa4thai. At the moment she is getting unsolicited advice that the process should take weeks not months. Maybe this will help her understand it's not just about filing the paperwork, it's about the folks who process the paperwork.

I love it when Thai people who have talked with someone who knew someone who meet an American once. Start giving out advice. Lol.

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Check our timeline. From what I've read and people I've talked to it's pretty typical what BKK is doing now assuming all your paperwork is in order. Good luck!

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Thanks Folks. I'll send her the link to visa4thai. At the moment she is getting unsolicited advice that the process should take weeks not months. Maybe this will help her understand it's not just about filing the paperwork, it's about the folks who process the paperwork.

I love it when Thai people who have talked with someone who knew someone who meet an American once. Start giving out advice. Lol.

My wife went through the same thing. I've seen alot of people come here to VJ after talking to other people about having so much THB in a Thai bank, and proving you have a job in Thailand etc. etc. None of that means anything when you're talking about a family based immigrant visa. That's only for tourist visas. I had to explain that to my wife like 20 times before she got her visa.

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