Answered4 years ago

Should I apply for an e-visa for Thailand from Turkey using my parents' computer or my current Turkish IP, and what are the processing times?

E-visa Thailand visa application IP address and visa application Thai embassy procedures visa processing time expats in Turkey

Karim ****

asked Aug 13, 2022

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a.) if im not currently in my homecountry, should i use my parents computer to apply for the visa or use my current turkish ip?

b.) will there be issues if i select the embassy in my homecountry (germany) while im here in turkey? do i need to send any real documents to the embassy?

c.) is the avg processing time of 24-72 hours true? i would fly on the 20th

Thank you in advance for alp answers

Answer summary

The user inquires about applying for a Thai e-visa while in Turkey, questioning whether to use their parents' computer in Germany or their current Turkish IP address, if selecting their home country embassy would cause issues, and the average processing time for the visa. Community responses mention that the e-visa system does not track IP addresses, but applicants must show a flight from their current location to Thailand. Additionally, each consulate may have different processing times.

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Peter *********

Hope your not paying as exspensive

4 years ago

Brandon ************

The e-visa system does not track IP address.

But the embassy is going to require you to show a flight from where you are applying to Thailand. So if you do not have a flight booked from Germany to Thailand, they will not issue you a visa. If you try showing them a flight from Turkey to Thailand, they will reject your application.

Every consulate has a different processing time.

4 years ago

Karim ****

@Brandon ***********

ok so would it make more sense then to just go to thailand on the 30(60) day exemption and then visit a neighbouring country and apply at their embassy in person?

i plan to stay in asia again for 8-12 months at least before i go somewhere back to europe.

4 years ago

Brandon ************

@Karim ***

you can get 5 months in Thailand if you do that. 30+30 on exempt and then 60+30 with the tourist visa you get from a neighboring country.

4 years ago

Brandon ************

@Karim ***

every consulate is different. It's impossible to say or to guess what they might do in 6 months from now.

4 years ago

Karim ****

@Brandon ***********

do you think they will grant one more visa after that or do we have to look for en education visa afterwards or move somewhere else for a while?