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Can I correct my application for a Multiple Entry Tourist Visa in Thailand after rejection, or do I need to reapply?

Multiple Entry Tourist Visa Visa Application Process Thailand Visa Visa Reapplication Passport Expiry Issues Expat Visa Help

Apr 5, 2024

2 years ago

Joe *******

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I submitted an application for  Multiple entry tourist visa online and just got rejection email.   Somehow passport expiry date went to default date . Email says reapply  , does anyone know if you can  get in to application and correct?  Or do I have to make a whole new application?    And will I need to  pay again?  Web site has me turning circles. Thanks

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A user received a rejection for their online application for a Multiple Entry Tourist Visa due to a default passport expiry date and asked if they could correct the application or if they needed to submit a new one. The consensus from responses is that corrections cannot be made to a submitted application; a new application must be made, and the user will likely need to pay the fees again.

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Henrik *****

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2 years ago

Brandon ************

You cannot change an existing application once it's been submitted. You would need to apply again. I don't believe there's any way to apply without paying.

2 years ago

Jared **********

@Brandon ***********

for TRs they’ve asked me to edit my current app and submit again, not a METV but the “reapply” could just be poor english

I would probably just call or email them for clarification

2 years ago

Joe *******

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@Jared *********

email I received says don’t reply. If I can’t edit and have to submit a new application I assume I will need to pay another $200. I’ve tried every way of googling “how to correct online application “ and not finding an answer. This visa is supposed to be done from home country so I’m not even finding an agency here to help me

2 years ago

Jared **********

@Joe ******

yea METV’s are strictly from home country, that’s a bit rough

2 years ago

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Jared **********

Brandon ************

@Jared *********

interesting. I've never heard of that before. The only status I've seen was for requesting additional documents which is all done through email because you can't upload new documents online once submitted.

2 years ago

Jared **********

@Brandon ***********

it happened to me once a couple years ago dealing with the NY embassy, another time they asked for a separate letter to grant me a return ticket past 60 days, that was done through email.

2 years ago

Sue **********

@Jared *********

I suppose a couple of years ago there was no e-visa set up and you were corresponding directly with the embassy Since e-visa system (started 2022) you can‘t interact with the embassy through mails or phone any more

2 years ago

Jared **********

@Sue *********

i’ve interacted with the embassy i use after the evisa system was put in to place, it could have changed in the last year or it could just be the standard inconsistency between embassies.

2 years ago

Joe *******

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@Sue *********

you’re right I tried calling yesterday and it just sends you back online

2 years ago

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Joe *******

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