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How long does it take to process a Thai tourist e-Visa for a US citizen?
Apr 2, 2022
4 years ago
Kevin *****
ORIGINAL POSTERI want to get a Thai tourist visa electronically and leave Cambodia as soon as possible.
How long does it take for them to process the E-Visa? I am an US citizen.
How long does it take for them to process the E-Visa? I am an US citizen.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user inquires about the processing time for a Thai tourist e-Visa, expressing urgency to leave Cambodia. A comment mentions that the individual received their Thailand Pass online the day after applying, indicating a potentially quick processing timeframe.
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Richard *******
I got my Thailand Pass online the day after I completed the application.
Michael ********
Cambodia you need to go to the consulate and get visa
Kevin *****
ORIGINAL POSTER@Michael *******
I cannot apply on thaievisa.go.th ?Terary **********
@Kevin ****
I think you can apply for Thai Visa from Thai embassy US (LA, DC, the others). There is one member in this group said they pulled a visa while in Turkey from Thai embassy in US. When I did applied for my visa, from US, they only asked which embassy I wanted to use, there was no verification that I was in the US at the time.Kevin ***********
@Kevin ****
You can try but it will probably tell you that you need to apply in person.Kevin *****
ORIGINAL POSTER@Kevin **********
ahh okay. Will need to go on Monday. How long does it usually take to issue the visa?Bruce *********
@Kevin ****
I got mine in 2 days when I applied in person and Cambodia.Michael ********
@Kevin ****
they tell you can be 3 days for visa but usually quicker than that.Reply to
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Tod *********
@Kevin ****
nope not unless you lie to the system and say you're in your country when you're applying 😕 the system will lock you out of you put in USA and then select Cambodia as the country you're in and it will say "slog on over and apply for the tourist visa at the thai consulate in Phnom Penh like everyone else does in Cambodia" OR something close to that 😛Michael ********
@Kevin ****
if you go e visa website type in your citizenship and your location it will tell you to go to the embassy. Only takes two days and you havent got thai pass yetBrahim ******
@Michael *******
wrong they can send it electronically no need to go embassyKevin ***********
@Brahim *****
If you're a Cambodian applying in Cambodia, yes.Michael ********
@Brahim *****
people have been having problems doing thatReply to
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Michael ********
@Kevin ****
they say to allow 7 days for thai pass. Although people get in a lot less time if do everything correctly look in topics test&go and you will see lots of helpful tips.Reply to
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Kevin *****
ORIGINAL POSTER@Michael *******
Okay. As for the Thailand Pass, how many days would it take to get it? I need to book my flight before applying? Thanks for helping out Michael!Reply to
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