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Can a visa application be approved at the Thai embassy in Hanoi after being rejected elsewhere?

Feb 3, 2026
3 months ago
Is it possible for an application to be approved in Hanoi if it was previously rejected at another embassy?
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Yes, it is possible to have your visa application approved in Hanoi even if it was previously rejected at another embassy. However, it is crucial to understand the reasons for the initial rejection and address those issues in your new application. Insights from others suggest that improving your application based on feedback and ensuring you don't repeat past mistakes can increase your chances of success.
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Anonymous ******************
No one here can give you confirmation. As the authority to approved your visa is soley at the staff at Thai embassy in Hanoi.
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Mr *********
Yes or NO, only two options, a
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But make sure you do not make the same mistake
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Tapan ********
Yes, it's possible.

Research and figure as to why you were rejected and improve the next application accordingly.
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Kurt *************
Yes i was
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John **********
Yes of course but make sure you have covered off the reasons it was rejected before you apply
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