Do Americans need to travel to the Thai Consulate in Washington D.C. to apply for a Thai e-Visa?

Nov 17, 2024
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Dane ******
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hello, any americans in here apply for thai e visa state side? it says apply at royal thai embassy of washington D.C… does that mean i need to travel to the thai consulate in washington dc? im in florida and really hoping i dont need to go there… my french friends applied for e visa and got the visa at the airport on arrival.. just want to know what to expect so i can plan ahead.. greatful for any information thank you
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An American in Florida inquired about the need to travel to the Royal Thai Embassy in Washington D.C. to apply for a Thai e-visa, wondering if they could complete the process online. Responses indicated that the e-visa application is handled online, and the visa can be received via email as a PDF attachment rather than requiring a visit to the embassy.
Brandon ************
Generally takes between 10-15 working days at all of the Thai embassies and consulates in the US
Jan ******************
When status is changed to “Finnish” you’ll have an e-mail with your visa as a pdf as Stuart states. (You can also open your e-visa in the e-visa portal).
Stuart *********
The evisa system routes your application to the embassy or consulate that serves the state you live in. You do not go to the actual embassy or consulate. It is all done online. Your visa is sent to you as a PDF attachment. You print that to show immigration on arrival.
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