If your application is rejected when you apply from the UK, is it best to apply again from a different country?
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When applying for a Thai visa, if your initial application is rejected in the UK, reapplying from a different country can be an option. However, the success of this approach heavily depends on the reasons for rejection. If there is an underlying issue (like incorrect personal details or documentation errors), simply trying again from another country may not resolve the problem. Some participants share experiences of successful applications after rejection, while others caution about potential repeated issues if the same mistakes are made. Careful review of documents and compliance with requirements is essential.
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Robert *******
It is cancelled with a reason, just do the same at another Embassy might be cancelled again.
Yep I know, you will read keep trying, one day you get lucky.
Check all your documents, check your personal information, make sure all requirements are met, before you take the gamble.
Depends on why it was rejected. If there’s an underlying issue it won’t be solved by simply going elsewhere. Some things like the length funds must be held in an account for can change depending on the consular office but London is quite lax in that regard.