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My question is during the medical examination, how many and what size photos did your Fiancee´submit during their examination at Bumrungrad?

 

My Fianceé will perform her medical evaluation at Bumrungrad Hospital.  While reviewing the BKK Embassy "Instructions for Medical Examination" I see that it it is stated that my Fiancee´ is asked to bring four (1.5 x 2 inches) photographs to the examination with her. 

 

I think I read on the forum that an applicant noted that 2 x 2 inch photos were also accepted at Bumrungrad, but I am now unable to locate the posting.   We just had a set of 2 x 2 photos produced, so I will likely have a second set produced at 1.5 x 2 inches, or just cut down 4 of the 2 x 2's I already have if the 1.5 x 2 are necessary.   

 

Any comments specific to experience with this topic at Bumrungrad is appreciated.

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Yes, following directions is always the best choice.   One of my motivations for the question is that the Bangkok Embassy instructions for photo requirements for the K1 medical (non-immigrant visa) differ from the CR1 medical (immigrant visa).

 

For the CR1 they state to submit "Four (4) recently taken passport-sized color photographs"

Immigrant Instructions. (Click on the Medical Instructions Button)

 

For K1 they state to submit "Four (1.5 x 2 inches) photographs (taken less than 6 months)"

Non-Immigrant (K1) Visa Instructions

 

1.5 x 2 inch is neither a passport sized photo for the US or Thailand, so it seems a bit odd.   Lacking better information, we will bring both sizes "just in case".  :)

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On 5/30/2018 at 6:34 PM, JoelThai said:

I think I read on the forum that an applicant noted that 2 x 2 inch photos were also accepted at Bumrungrad, but I am now unable to locate the posting.  

 

I found the posting I was looking for.   For what it is worth...  the poster notes that they will take either 1.5 x 2 inch or 2 x 2 inch.

 

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/593157-bumrungrad/

 

I think I will plan to have my Fianceé bring both sizes and see what they prefer.   :idea:

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On 6/3/2018 at 2:18 AM, JoelThai said:

 

I found the posting I was looking for.   For what it is worth...  the poster notes that they will take either 1.5 x 2 inch or 2 x 2 inch.

 

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/593157-bumrungrad/

 

I think I will plan to have my Fianceé bring both sizes and see what they prefer.   :idea:

Out of curiosity, what size photos did the hospital prefer?

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10 hours ago, Lasersupernova said:

Out of curiosity, what size photos did the hospital prefer?

Our appointment for the exam will be next Sunday.   But when I scheduled the appointment, they said that 1.5" x 2" is the correct size.   I should be able to confirm that 1.5" x 2" is acceptable next week.   But based on input I have received from others, either size is probably acceptable.    (1.5" x 2" or 2" x 2")

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Since I started this thread, I can now confirm that Bumrungrad Hospital does accept 1.5" x 2" photos as stated in the Embassy Instructions.    During my call to confirm my financee's appointment, they stated as a reminder to bring four 1.5" x 2" photos which my Fiancee delivered to the hospital today during her scheduled exam.

 

To produce the 1.5" x 2" photos, I trimmed 1/4" of the left and right sides of four of the same set of 2" x 2" photos which we included in our Packet 3 submission and will be brought to the interview.

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14 hours ago, JoelThai said:

To produce the 1.5" x 2" photos, I trimmed 1/4" of the left and right sides of four of the same set of 2" x 2" photos which we included in our Packet 3 submission and will be brought to the interview.

Whoa!   Very smart idea !!!    Thanks for that.

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