Hey everyone. So anyone have an experience with the evisa system? Does it actually go to the consulate in the country you are in? Or does it go to like a central embassy in Thailand?
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The eVisa system for Thailand directs applications to the consulate or embassy with jurisdiction over your current location. You must apply from the country where you are physically present. All applications utilize the same website, but they are submitted to the relevant diplomatic mission based on your stated location during the application process.
Since you are in Malaysia you will have a stamp in your passport you entered the country, you get another stamp when exiting, so I think showing you only got the entry stamp should be enough proof.
That depends on where you are going to after Malaysia, officially you should not be in Thailand during the process, so there is a risk if you go there before you got approved.
The website has the same URL, but the questions you get are different for different countries. So some ask for flight ticket, others don't ask for the same DTV
Have you tested that? I've been back online several times, but never went past the first screen.
I'm surprised that they'd create separate downstream forms for different countries, when the fundamental requirement 'should' be the same, but it's obviously doable...
I did not test this, but since some people tell they have to enter flight number when they apply online for DTV and I did not get that question, and was succesfully approved, this is my conclusion.