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Can you apply for a Thailand Evisa while in a country other than your home country?
Nov 20, 2021
4 years ago
Delvonte ********
ORIGINAL POSTERCan you apply for the Evisa while not in your home country? The only alert would be my flight
TLDR : Answer Summary
Yes, it is possible to apply for a Thailand Evisa while you are not in your home country. Several users have confirmed they successfully applied for their visas from foreign countries, such as Turkey, without needing a confirmed flight at the application stage. However, the ThailandPass system requires confirmed flights and accommodation after obtaining the visa.
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Michael ********
One lady yesterday reported problems doing it in India as India still provides visas
Chuan *******
I applied with the US DC embassy while I was in Turkey with originating flight from Istanbul. No issues. Got the evisa in a week.
Steve *********
I applied in the UK whilst I was in Turkey and the flight originated from Istanbul.
Delvonte ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Steve ********
Did they ask you to upload the last year of stamps in your passport? I am asking because I don't have an exit stamp so they would know I am not in The U.SSteve *********
@Delvonte *******
I just put a blank page of my passport. They knew I was flying from Istanbul though as that was on the flight ticket. Reply to
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Brandon ************
@Steve ********
did you receive it?Steve *********
@Brandon ***********
yes no problem Reply to
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Stuart *********
I believe that at the visa application stage you don’t need a confirmed flight, you just give details of a flight you might take. Once you have your visa the ThailandPass system needs confirmed flights and accommodation, but doesn’t need details of your visa.
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@Stuart ********
I didn't need confirmed flights for Thailand Pass, only passport, vaccination certificates, accommodation and insuranceStuart *********
@Jon **********
ok I thought it was the same as the old CofE where you did. Reply to
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