Can I Leave Cambodia After Applying for a DTV E-Visa Without Waiting for Approval?

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Nov 3, 2024

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Can I leave Cambodia after applying DTV evisa before granting it?

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Leaving Cambodia after applying for a DTV e-visa before it is granted is not recommended. It is considered unwise as the Thai Embassy may require additional documents or a personal interview during the processing of your application.

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James ********

Not wise to leave until the answer is known. The Thai Embassy may ask for added documents or even a personal interview.

2 days ago

Elías ********

Not recommended.

2 days ago

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Elías ********

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