I posted here recently about my DTV rejection in Hanoi. I applied under the Soft Power category for a Muay Thai course through an agency. Today I noticed that the agency made an error in my application: in my home address (in Dutch), the word “street” was missing the first letter “S”. Because of this, my home address was technically incorrect.
I’ve already emailed the embassy to ask for the specific reason for the rejection, but I strongly suspect it may be due to this detail.
My questions are:
1. Does it make sense to reapply again in Hanoi, considering the mistake can now be corrected?
2. Is there any point in going to the embassy in person to ask if they can fix this small error and reconsider my application?
3. I really prefer to enter Thailand with the DTV already approved, rather than coming in on a tourist entry and reapplying months later. Has anyone had experience with this?
Any advice or similar experiences would be appreciated. Thank you.
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user discusses their recent rejection of a Digital Nomad Visa (DTV) application due to a minor error in their home address. They are seeking advice on whether to reapply, if a personal visit to the embassy could help rectify the issue, and share their preference for entering Thailand with an approved DTV instead of a tourist visa. Comments suggest that minor data errors may not necessarily lead to rejection, hinting at other possible reasons for denial.
thank you so much for helping me. I applied for DTV VISA through a agency and I just saw that they made a mistake with my home address in the application. There was one letter missing so I’m guessing that this is the reason why I got rejected because my multi documents are good. I know this pretty sure and bankstataments as well. I am now thinking if it would make sense to reapply at the same embassy if it was only the mistake of my home address.
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