I’ve applied for an E visa. I’ve checked on the progress on the official thai website. & it’s saying submitted, does anyone have an idea how long it’ll take to come thru, it’s from the London embassy.
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The processing time for an E visa application submitted at the Thai embassy in London varies based on individual circumstances, but most people report it taking from one week up to around 27 days. Some users have noted that the embassy prioritizes applications based on the departure date, and during busy times of the year, processing may take longer. Generally, applications are expected to be processed within 10 working days, but this may reset if further information is needed.
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London Thai embassy States 3 months to submit Visas , or is this not correct as reading here some a few weeks others 6 weeks ?
I would like to share a brief timeline of my tourist visa application process in London, which may be helpful to others.
I submitted my application on the evening of November 13th. As part of my application, I included a return flight itinerary, a hotel booking for the initial five days of my trip, my bank statement from the previous month, and my work payslip to confirm my residency in the UK.
My application was approved on November 25th, and I received my e-visa. The entire process took 8 working day.
From the London embassy mine took 14 days as they are very busy this time of year. They do say upto 10 working days and that resets if you need to give additional information. Fingers crossed for you
My visa took 27 days to get passed and I did everything correct with no requests for further clarification of anything . Submitted 25th October and received at 19.45 UK time on November 21st
I applied at the beginning of the week. But they wanted more info. I’d already give them what the asked, & they wanted a better picture of my passport. I could have took a chance on the visa on entry, but I’ve entered 3 times already
that seems odd if they've already asked for more information. But supplying more information normally results in the count being reset and this is probably the busiest time of year for them. You might need to reschedule your flight
As long as you paid already, then it should be within a week. London is usually quite fast. But sometimes if they have a slowdown they prioritize processing applications based on departure date, so if you put a date far away, they would not prioritize your application and it could take longer.