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Do I need to bring physical copies of documents to my interview in Taipei?
Jan 15, 2025
a year ago
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ORIGINAL POSTERI’m interviewing in Taipei tomorrow. I submitted all my documents online. Do I need to bring physical copies to the interview? It’s like 200 pages. If so, any recommendations on where I can print easily/cheaply in Taipei? Thanks.
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It's advisable to bring printed copies of all your documents to the interview in Taipei, even if the consulate has your paperwork. Several users recommend 7/11 for inexpensive printing options. There is also a business center near the TTEO for additional printing services.
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Ted *******
what was it like, what questions did they ask, was there much pressure? did they ask much about history in Thailand?
Andi ***********
I had no copies with me during my Taipei interview. They will have all your paperwork themselves in the interview but
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is a cheap place to make copies. There is also a business centre near the TTEO where you can print out docs, someone posted its address but it is likely on google maps.Ted *******
@Andi **********
what was it like, what questions did they ask, was there much pressure? did they ask much about history in Thailand?Anonymous *************
ORIGINAL POSTER@Ted ******
yeah, I had a similar experience. She basically is just trying to see if you are a degenerate and if not she will approve you.Andi ***********
@Ted ******
The pressure was more in the waiting. You wondering if you did something wrong, what they going to say etc. in the end it was a few questions on my job. I have been many times to Thailand and often very short trips, they were curious why. I explained living in Tokyo it is much cheaper to go back to London via Bangkok, with Thai Airways compared to Japanese airlines flying direct. The Thai supervisor understood that answer well as she knows similar people living in Japan. She was friendly and the interview was just to clarify things. You should be ok.Anonymous *************
ORIGINAL POSTER@Ted ******
if you have your information in order and meet the requirements, it should be fine.Reply to
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thanks.Reply to
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Greg ********
I woukd take all you papers you submitted just to cover your bottom. I am risk averse though.
Mat ******
Yes bring printed documents with you, had the same today!
Good luck!
Good luck!
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@Mat *****
what was it like, what questions did they ask, was there much pressure? did they ask much about history in Thailand?Anonymous *************
ORIGINAL POSTER@Mat *****
thanks. How was your night interview?Anonymous *************
ORIGINAL POSTERAnonymous participant it’s basically a job interview for your current job 😂
Mat ******
Anonymer Teilnehmer my night interview?
I got my Visa approved.
I got my Visa approved.
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@Mat *****
what kind of questions did they ask? was there much pressure?Anonymous *************
ORIGINAL POSTERsorry my autocorrect is annoying
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Maxim *********
You print anything in Seven Eleven. Very cheap.
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