Can I correct my nationality on my DTV visa without returning to Taiwan?

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Oct 18, 2024

a month ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

I successfully applied for the DTV in Taipei and have the visa in my passport. However, I just noticed that they have listed “TWN” (Taiwanese) as my nationality, which is incorrect. I have already left Taiwan. Can this be fixed in Thailand? I would prefer not to have to travel back to Taiwan just for this.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user has applied for a DTV visa in Taiwan but noted that their nationality was incorrectly listed as Taiwanese on the visa. They are seeking assistance on whether this error can be corrected in Thailand, as they would like to avoid returning to Taiwan. Comments suggest that the correction is not handled by local immigration but rather requires visiting the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Bangkok, which will coordinate with the Taipei consulate.

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Tod *********

Immigrations won't fool with a VISA issued by a thai consulate,

ONLY the Ministry of Foreign Affairs office in Bangkok (the people who run all the embassies) can change it.

You'd have to go to the MFA office, they'd have to contact the consulate in Taipei, then correct the visa stamp for you

You go to this office at the government complex out on Chaengwattana Road

a month ago

Anonymous *************

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@Tod ********

Thanks a lot legend! Was very stressed about it last night so I bought a ticket back to Taipei for tomorrow. Will go to the thai embassy in Taipei on Monday and I hope they can fix it on the same day

a month ago

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@Tod ********

They fixed it. TWN was crossed out, DEU was handwritten next to it, and a stamp with a signature was added. Was straightforward and everything was completed today.

a month ago

Anonymous *************

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Anonymer Teilnehmer Sure, will let you know!

a month ago

Tod *********

Anonymous participant report back if you can and let us know how it went..

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Wannikea *********

What nationality are you? And I'd say nobody will touch it, contact the embassy you got it from.

a month ago

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Wannikea Wanblee German

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