Hi everyone. Any assistance on applying for a tourist thai eVisa as a Zimbabwean. My application got rejected
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A Zimbabwean user shared their difficulty in obtaining a tourist eVisa for Thailand, mentioning their application was rejected. Others in the comments noted similar experiences, particularly those applying from Kuala Lumpur, and suggested factors like prior visa types and understanding application requirements may affect approval rates.
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Did you read the requirements and information before submitting you touristvisa? I think that is the issue
Maria Fredriksson from my discussion with people, my main issue could have been that I failed to attach a letter of employment with my address on "document indicating current location". I had used my air ticket which only had my city
Munashe Muzira Proof of Residence (Home Country): • A utility bill (electricity, water, or gas) featuring your name and address.
• An official proof of address or extract issued by your local municipality/commune (e.g., from local government).
• A valid driver’s license showing your current residential address.
• A bank statement displaying your name and address.
• A rental or lease contract. Proof of Rresidence (from abroad) A valid local visa or residence permit for the country you are currently applying from.
Hotel/accommodation bookings or entry/exit stamps in your passport if permitted by the specific embassy handling your application. Kuala Lumpar is not the easiest one so this could be refused
I'm also Zimbabwean. I applied for 3 tourist visas and they all got rejected in Kuala Lumpur. I had to ask my employer to get me a Non-B visa, and I just got it approved. If you previously had a different visa—especially a Non-B—they are rejecting a lot of tourist visas in KL recently
sugar_plum224 for Thailand visas Zimbabweans apply online and it's processed in South Africa. One friend just told me that I need to attach an employment letter and to have my address on that letter.