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Is It Possible to Obtain a Visa and Certificate of Entry from the UK for Thailand?

Visa Application Certificate of Entry Non-B Visa

Jul 4, 2020

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Is it currently possible to get a visa and Certificate of Entry whilst in the UK? I completed my application on the London Embassy online system weeks ago but am unable to book an appointment as all the slots show "on holiday", and they are not responding to emails. Any tips?

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Currently, it is difficult to secure a visa and Certificate of Entry (CoE) from the UK as the Royal Thai Embassy in London is closed for visa applications until further notice. Although they have reopened for CoE applications, applicants are facing challenges in booking appointments due to the embassy being on holiday and not responding to emails.

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Alex **************

RTE London is closed for all visa applications until further notice. However, you can apply for a CoE. Once granted, you can then apply for a Non-B visa.

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Robert *******

Thanks, and how to contact RTE London to apply for this CoE?

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Alex **************

All information now up to date on RTR London website. You apply for CoE direct by email:

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I searched the website 1 hour ago and could not find it, please share the link with the information

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Robert *******

According their website, they open on 1st July,

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Every date shows this, or it's so far in the future it shows "invalid" or something like that

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Benjamin ******

I'd assume they would reopen on the 8th, since Monday is a holiday, and I think (but not positive) that Tuesday is as well

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