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Q1107. Do foreigners holding a Non-B Visa and a physical Thai Work Permit need to submit their work permit book?
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Foreigners with a Non-B visa and a physical Thai work permit should prepare the relevant work permit pages, but should not assume they must surrender the original book. Ask the Royal Thai Police Police Clearance Service Center whether your application requires copies, original inspection, or additional employment evidence. Prepare clear copies of the identity and employment details and any pages recording extensions or changes, following its current checklist. Check that your name and passport number are consistent across the documents; a permit linked to an older passport may need an explanation. If using an agency, obtain a written reason and receipt before handing over any original work permit.
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- HCCH — Apostille Convention (5 October 1961) full text & status table— Hague Conference on Private International Law
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