Is it better to apply for a Thailand DTV from your home country or from a neighboring country?

@Ayoub ********

The guy's an idiot

What attitude? What did I say that got you so triggered? When you ask such questions you need to know the reasons why people get denied so you don't go like a blind sheep and assume whatever it is you gonna assume in small head of yours, hance why you must know the reasons. It's a public post, if you don't like my reply to your comment then ignore it, but I provided valuable information, you just very sensitive individual who assumed that was attacking everyone 😂🤡🫵

Yes you do get told the reason, it maybe not always be the case, but most of the time you do get told reasons why your application is rejected. It's vague but they still tell you. And most of the time it's due to people fucking up paperwork or not sending correct information officers request, sometimes even due to suspicious amount of stamps. If you ask such questions you need know how why and where. Because you'll end up going to your home country, get rejected and then come on here cry about it

@Illya *******

You didn't tell me to provide you with anything. Obviously that crack pipe isn't doing you any favours!

I did forgot that I mentioned where I'm from. However, I did told you multiple times to provide proof for your claims. You stated that it's better to apply from your home country, and I asked you why and you still haven't answered my question. You keep beating around the bush.

What is your question retard? And trust me they aren't better nor more efficient in the UK lmao

Go to my very first reply and read it thoroughly again and all your questions will be answered. It's not that hard trust me

Are you sure? Clearly you did tell everyone you're from the US

And where exactly you getting this information from? Out of your azz?😂

"oh no I'm a Thai immigration officer and I'm gonna deny your application simply because you're applying from different country and not your home country" do you see how retarded that sounds. People get rejected for reasons they often don't want to disclose and not simply because they applying from a foreign country.

In fact many thai embassies abroad especially in Europe in US are much stricter, have longer wait time and some aren't even fully familiar with DTV because anyone hardly applies.

It's much better to apply from neighboring countires because traffic is always high, people come and go and it's very convenient to come to Thailand then book cheap flight to neighboring country and apply. Most people get rejected due to wrong info on application or missing documents NOT because they are applying from foreign country 😂🤡

@Illya *******

there are no immigration officers in thai consulates

That was my mistake, they are consular officers

All they want to do is fight everyone? Who's they? Who is everyone? Stop spreading false information over generalizing. 

You're clearly mentally challenged as it appears. I've seen your replies to other comments, you agreed with the answers that suits your nerrative like blind sheep. "I see many people getting rejected in neighboring countries" yeah no shit Sherlock, that's where majority of people apply from because it's far more convenient than applying from home. You think just because you apply in your home country you'll get approved? If your documents aren't squared away it doesn't matter where you apply from, you'll get denied. Ask stupid questions and get stupid response. Common sense

@Ayoub ********

good comment