60 Day single entry tourist visas Thai Embassy London (e-Visa) approved 5 days from submission.
No additional queries or docs requested. I uploaded a "Not applicable" page to those requests for info which were either beyond the norm or info which couldn't be provided (ie: 'Photo of your invitors ID' etc).
Proof of residency I sent Driving licence. Proof of funds I sent a bank statement with bank acc #'s deleted. Sent Inbound flight details but nothing for Outward, yet.
Good Luck.
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A recent success story highlights an easy application process for the 60-day single entry tourist visa (SETV) to Thailand via the e-Visa system from the UK. The applicant reported approval within five days without extra documentation requests, utilizing creative responses for the required information. Key documents included proof of residency and funds, while no outward flight ticket was necessary. The community shared experiences regarding the relaxed submission requirements, with travelers wishing for similar flexibility in other regions.
Posted my application on Friday, I submitted everything π
Now just waiting to see if theyβll grant me a visa ππ
Sophie *************
So you didn't need to upload your outward ticket? Interesting. I only bought a cheap ticket as thought they wouldn't accept it. Good to know though guessing it may just be luck of the draw. We are over here now π
it's your airline which may ask you for PROOF of your flight departing Thailand within the 60 days you are STAMPED in on arrival
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David ***********
Good stuff. For many of the questions i just uploaded my passport. Theyre quite relaxed
Robert *******
Amazing that Thailand accept that the visitor sets the norms and upload Not applicable to questions asked.
I wish it could be done every where you go.
James ********
Thank you for your helpful report of your success in obtaining the SETV single entry tourist visa from the UK using the Evisa online application system.