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How can I express gratitude for the advice received while applying for a Thailand O-A visa?

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Feb 4, 2019
6 years ago
Michael ********
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A very big Thank You to all admin .. your advice has been much appreciated.. I applied for O-A visa ( UK ) last Monday by post , received back Thursday.. looking forward to being in the Kingdom very soon...
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A user expresses gratitude to the admin for their invaluable advice regarding the O-A visa application process. They shared their experience of applying for the visa by post from the UK and noted the quick response time, as they received their documents back just a few days later.
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