Are there Belgians having experience with the time to receive the CoE from the TH Embassy in Brussels ?
I deposited all docs and completed the total process on 14/12, but still no reply. My flight BRU DOH BKK is on 30/12
Should I call the TH ? please your suggestions.
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This post discusses the experiences of Belgians regarding the waiting time for the Certificate of Entry (CoE) from the Thai Embassy in Brussels. The original poster submitted their CoE application on December 14, but has not yet received a response, raising concerns as their flight is on December 30. Comments from other users suggest that contacting the embassy directly may be the best course of action, noting varying response times and experiences.
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COE submitted 26 November, received by mail 4 December (took 8 calendar days) to fly 10 December.
The wait was stressful indeed (after paying for flight and ASQ)
One more day to go, free 26 December....
Have a friend who is waiting for weeks to get his O-A visa.
I think the only people that can help you is the embassy. Even if someone in Belgium has applied earlier and got theirs xx days after applying it doesn’t mean yours would be similar. You would probably want to try and get hold of them today as I guess they may close for the 24th and 25th (only a guess).
She told me The CoE will be ready early next week, meanwhile she told to get my RT-PCR organized and Fit to Fly. It seems a standard that the CoE is submitted 2 - 3 days prior to departure. I fly also Qatar on
It seems the TH embassy is overbooked. During my morning visit the kind Thai lady urged my to upload some documents, and I should call her tomorrow morning for last verification.