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How long does it typically take to process an E tourist visa in London?
Oct 27, 2021
5 years ago
Steve **********
ORIGINAL POSTERHi how long does it take for the E tourist visa in London to be processed
TLDR : Answer Summary
The processing time for an E tourist visa in London typically ranges from 24 hours to a few days, with most applicants reporting a processing time of 3 to 4 days. Some individuals have received their visas even faster, in as little as 36 hours or just under 48 hours.
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Steve **********
ORIGINAL POSTERThanks for the info!
David *********
Just under 48hrs
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Mine 36 hours recently
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1 year
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5/Was discussed a few times in last couple of weeks 3 to 4 days seems to be the norm, one person had in less than 24 hours
Steve **********
ORIGINAL POSTERYeah
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Duncan *******
E tourist visa?
Brandon ************
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Done completely online no mailing anything inDuncan *******
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@Steve *********
no such thing as an "E tourist visa." I can only presume op is referring to the ability to apply for a single entry tourist visa online. Brandon ************
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evisa is the website/system being used to apply for the VisaDuncan *******
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Where under the Immigration Act is there a category called "e-visa." Again, it appears to be the ability to apply online for a tourist visa. Brandon ************
As I just said, evisa is the website not the visa
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look at the name of the group. A tourist visa electronically applied for is fair. E-visa - I'm not trying to be pedantic but understand how Thai visas are complicated to begin with. Calling something an e-visa just complicates things more.Steve *******
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I bet that little chat made your day. You NOT doing a very good job of "not trying to be pedantic" 😂Duncan *******
@Steve ******
I think you'ure a word starting with c but I'lls stop there. Jon *****
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You are right, stop there, you definitely were pedanticReply to
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yes mateReply to
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