Can I upload multiple documents for one section when applying for an O visa through the Thai e-visa in London?

Thai E-Visa NON-O Visa Visa Application Process

Jul 28, 2020

4 years ago

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Applying for O visa through Thai e visa to get at London RTE.

When uploading supporting documents is it possible to upload more than 1 document per section? For example,"Personal details of a family in Thailand, e.g. ID card, Passport and the visa page or stay permit in Thailand"

Uploaded the biodata passport page but then when I  uploaded the visa page the biodata page appeared to be replaced by it. Selected preview and only the last uploaded document showing. Individual file sizes OK.

Accept it could be me. Any ideas?

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TLDR : Answer Summary

A user is facing issues with uploading multiple supporting documents for an O visa application through the Thai e-visa system in London. When attempting to upload different documents, such as the biodata page and the visa page, the latter replaces previous uploads instead of allowing multiple documents per section. Comments suggest consulting regulations for submitting personal details and clarify that the London embassy currently issues Non-O visas only under certain conditions.

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James ********

Are you applying also for permission to enter Thailand...a CoE? Other wise I do not believe London is selling Non O visas at this time...

London is now only issuing Non O visas for those that are married to Thai Nationals and requiring a COE.

Or a Non b visa being issued which also requires a wp or wp3

with a CoE application

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4 years ago

Tariq **********

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@James *******

Applying for COE. My wife is WP holder. I have valid retirement extension based on Non Ed 6 years ago which is not acceptable right now.

4 years ago

James ********

@Tariq *********

then follow the Thai Embassy London instructions for the CoE. You can obtain a Non O to enter with the approval of the CoE.

Are both you and wife outside of Thailand now ?

Possibly our friend

@Ron ******

can advise you with your E-visa uploading problems...

4 years ago

Tariq **********

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@James *******

Yes both in UK. Spoke to a helpful guy at RTE who said the visa should be no issue. Seats on a flight is the toughie.

4 years ago

James ********

@Tariq *********

Good luck...you are to be on your way in August to BKK 🙏🙏

Might I suggest you join this UK based Facebook forum of Expats like yourselves applying for the CoE from the UK Thai Embassy

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4 years ago

Tariq **********

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@James *******

Thanks mate. I appreciate your good wishes.

4 years ago

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Robert *******

Upload personal details of a family in Thailand e.g. id card, passport. So far I would say upload or the ID card or the passport.

Thai people do not have a visa page and stay permit to stay inside Thailand in their passports, so forget that option.

4 years ago

Tariq **********

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@Robert ******

British wife with WP.

4 years ago

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