How can I correct the name order mistake in my DTV application for Thailand?

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Oct 9, 2024

2 months ago

ORIGINAL POSTER

Hi everyone. I made a DTV application yesterday and made a mistake in the application.first name and middle name changed places. Now they are in a different order than in the passport. and I went to submit it before I realized I made a mistake and would like to edit the application. Can someone tell me where to contact? Thanks in advance.

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TLDR : Answer Summary

A user reported a mistake in their DTV visa application where their first name and middle name were in the wrong order compared to their passport. They sought advice on how to edit the application. Comments suggested that such mistakes could lead to rejection and recommended contacting the embassy for guidance. Another comment advised that if the application was submitted without payment, they could submit a new application with the correct information, but if payment was made for the incorrect application, there could be issues with reimbursement.

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Elías ********

Did you submit and pay? 'Cause I remember you can submit without paying. If that's the case, just ignore that, and make a new submission, and just pay for the right one.

Now, if you already paid for the wrong one... 🫣 they can reject it without reimbursement 😢

2 months ago

Kalle ************

ORIGINAL POSTER

@Elías *******

yes, I sent the application and paid. If my visa is approved without a name change, I'm afraid it will cause problems when I enter the country

2 months ago

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Kalle ************

Henrik *****

If you made mistakes in the personal information, you most likely will be rejected, since they can’t be changed by you or the Embassy staff.

Contact the Embassy you applied at.

2 months ago

Henrik *****

“IMPORTANT

Simple mistake(s) could lead to rejection of your application. The visa fees will NOT be refunded in all cases.

The Embassy CAN NOT edit your personal details for you.

With a wrong full name, even if the Embassy had granted you a visa, you may encounter difficulties at the immigration checkpoints when you enter Thailand.”

2 months ago

Kalle ************

ORIGINAL POSTER

@Henrik ****

first name and middle name changed places. Now they are in a different order than in the passport.

2 months ago

Henrik *****

Evaluate by this from the Thai Embassy in Copenhagen.

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2 months ago

Kalle ************

ORIGINAL POSTER

@Henrik ****

thank you, I will contact them if they can help

2 months ago

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Kalle ************

ORIGINAL POSTER

Henrik Mau..I am in Finland and I live here. I contacted the Thai Embassy here. They said they have no right to change the application. Maybe nothing can be done?

2 months ago

Luit *****************

Kalle Multisilta Changes in your personal details and passport details are not possible. The application will be rejected, and you can apply (and pay) again.

Incorrect or insufficient documents, you normally will get a chance to additional submit.

2 months ago

Stephan ***********

Kalle Multisilta Yep... bad luck... 99.9% you will be rejected. Money is gone and you have to start over. Sorry for that... :-(

2 months ago

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Stephan ***********

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