I’ve already applied twice and was rejected both times (the first time under the freelance work category, and the second time under soft power).
My question is: how long should I wait before applying again? And is it true that if you get rejected the first time, it’ll be harder to get approved in the next attempts?
Thank you so much for all your comments!
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A user seeks advice on how long to wait before reapplying for a visa in Thailand after facing two rejections—one for freelance work and another for a soft power category. Community responses suggest that the user may need to understand the reasons for rejection better, consider seeking professional assistance, and be aware that reapplying right after rejection might not be wise. The conversation highlights the importance of accurate submissions and understanding visa criteria.
You gave us three pieces of information, rejected, soft power, and digital nomad. With zero details. If you want real advice lay out everything you provided in your submissions including which embassies, type of course, course length, which provider, and whatever experience and proof you provided for your digital nomad submission.
Its probably because you didn't understand the reason you got rejected the first time and tried to do the same again. There is pretty straight forward requirements and if you don't need them or know how to fill in a form, you better pay someone to do it for you. Best guess I have is that you apply for another visa before and have it approved first. I.e tourist visa
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