Is it difficult for a Thai citizen based in the UK to obtain a US tourist visa?

With her travel history, properties, and finances, she has strong ties to Thailand, which helps a U.S. tourist visa. Processing usually takes a few weeks.

This is the Thai visa page, not the US visa page. Stay out and away from the US, it isn’t safe!

WOA Woa woa mate. Don't travel there. ICE will arrest you as soon as you get off the plane and stick you in jail. Under Trumps orders, they will torture you before they deport you.

Yes we did. Application. Don't check the tourist - medical slot.

Check the business - tourist slot.

Make sure the holiday. Plane tickets are returning like in 2 months. The letter. Make sure it says returning to thailand in the beginning of letter. And the end of letter. And her interview she speaks well and she's returning to work her familys business, farm or whatever but returning.

We did 10 months ago. 1 yr. Then redid last week 10 yr recieved. Also I did and her did the application. All took a little time but pretty well basic.

Most of the advice here is wrong...under the current Trump Administration...it is very hard to get a visa to the US....Thailand is one of many countries with additional added restrictions placed.

Why not read the news and all the same posts will tell you NO!

Tiktoker 😂😂😂 thinks this is a flex

The USA has put a halt on Visa applications from Thailand.

Don’t even think of going there with her!!!!

Trump has made a total mess of the US she could get locked up!!!!

Not recommended to travel to the USA. It’s infested with a bunch of mean fascists. You could be sent to a concentration camp to rot immediately upon arrival.

Trump will lock her up in a a gulag.

Getting a U.S. tourist visa for your wife through the U.S. Embassy Bangkok is generally very achievable with her profile, and it’s not considered especially difficult if everything is presented clearly. The main decision is based on whether the officer believes she will return to Thailand after the trip, and in her case she already has strong supporting factors such as property ownership, independent income, and a solid travel history to Europe, all of which significantly strengthen her application. Being a TikToker is not an issue as long as her income is explained properly as a legitimate source of earnings. The process typically takes around two to six weeks from application to decision, depending on interview availability, and if approved, the passport is usually returned within a few days. The biggest risks are not her background but how the case is presented—vague answers, inconsistent information, or stating a long stay like two months without a clear plan can lead to refusal under Section 214(b) of the Immigration and Nationality Act. A more effective approach is to present a shorter, well-defined trip of two to three weeks with a clear itinerary, supported by documents showing her ongoing work and assets in Thailand, as this aligns strongly with what U.S. officers look for when approving tourist visas.

You have clearly not even applied for a visa! Why not! Just stop writing and do it!

Good question.

Yes..my wife has also travelled to Europe 4 times before. However, she is not Thai.

Why on earth would you want to visit the IS now?

As an Thai it is nearly impossible if you are not an millionare The most easy is to make an European passport like my Thai wife do She have No problem to enter USA for 3 months who can easily be granted for longer stay

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If she owns several properties in Thailand, my guess is that it will be possible. Maybe this group can help :

Yes it's possible and while nothing is guaranteed, your wife is likely to be approved. The denial rate for Thai nationals applying for a U.S. tourist visa is roughly 22–25%, which means the majority are approved.

The most common reasons for denial are lack of strong ties to Thailand and limited travel history. As your wife has both, there's a solid chance she would be approved but nothing is guaranteed.

My thai friend submitted a tourist visa at the US embassy (Bangkok) in February and received the approval. No issues at all

It’s going to be harder now than it was a few years ago or even last year. I truly would hold off

Just apply and show as much proof as you can, bank statements, home title, or whatever shows your wife will come back. Not guaranteed though, you never know. I’ve been to Europe many times and still got rejected for a visa.

If your wife is Thai and a citizen I think you can apply for residency visa I hope this helps you.

Do not go to USA it’s not safe

Ou need to apply at the US embassy/consulate. No one can predict whether your application will be accepted.