Hi - just wanted to update on my previous post and quest to get a multi entry tourist visa applying from to the Thai Embassy in the UK. I had a positive outcome and just got my VISA, so hoping this might be of help to some ! As I left my job to travel I couldn't get a letter from my employer, I did however put together a self declaration, stating why I wanted to visit Thailand for 6 months, my plans to travel around SEA and how much $$ i had with me. I also had a ticket showing a trip to Cambodia after 60 days as I read on here that it would help with my application. I am Italian and resident in the UK - to prove my residence and to be able to apply through Thai Embassy in UK I submitted my proof of settled status, and a translated and certified letter from the Italian Embassy that shows I am registered here as a resident. These documents alongside all others (bank statements etc. ). The processing time was 3 days.
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The user shares a successful experience applying for a multi-entry tourist visa to Thailand from the Thai Embassy in the UK. They provided a self-declaration explaining their travel plans, proof of settled status as an Italian resident in the UK, and additional documents like bank statements and a ticket for travel to Cambodia, which facilitated their application. The visa was processed in three days, and they received tips and congratulations from other users.
Very well done.. That's how it's supposed to work, supply the information (or do the best you can) and usually the visa will be granted (or they'll ask for more information)
That METV will be valid for 6 months from the date they sent the PDF to you..
Print it out because it is your visa ๐ . Have the printed PDF in your passport when you stamp in, so they totally know you're stamping in on a tourist visa and before you walk away from the counter CHECK to see you got 60 days and it says TR-60 at the top of the red entry stamp ๐
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