By anychange does someone know how many days you have to wait for your passport to be stamped with a visa to collect in Den Haag Holand
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The processing time for obtaining a Thailand eVisa in the Netherlands can vary by embassy, as there is no direct visit to the embassy; applications must be submitted online. Specifically, for individuals from Suriname, there are challenges, as it may not be listed for the eVisa system, which could affect the duration to obtain the visa. The typical response is that foreigners cannot receive a physical stamp, but rather a PDF document via email.
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Try out..you will see what the website will advise you
A country or a nationality may be referred to a country or to a territory with its own passport-issuing authority.
Permanent Residency / Current Location
Suriname
Your resident status in a country of which you are granted a residence visa to stay for more than six months.
Planning to stay in Thailand (Day)
14 days
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With a Tourist visa, you can stay in Thailand for no longer than 60 days. If you wish to stay in Thailand for more than 60 days, you can extend your stay with the Immigration Bureau. Suggestion : You may apply for visa at the following mission(s)
You are not eligible to apply for a visa through Thai E-Visa system. Please apply for a visa in person at the nearest Thai Embassy or Consulate.
Visa Category
Tourist Visa
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You cannot go to the Thai embassy in the Netherlands. They only allow online applications through the evisa system. Foreigners are not allowed to enter the embassy at all and you won't receive a stamp in your passport you'll receive a pdf by email.
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