What are the experiences and challenges faced when applying for a US visa from Canada for a Thai citizen?

Just walk across the border or it would be cheaper to fly to MX and again..come on in! No vetting - America is falling so why not take advantage?

Canadians spend winters here in Florida every year. No Visa..

Guys stop being stupid just jump the border illegally. The legal process is impossible

It's a helluva easier in Malaysia. No deposit, no 90 days, no minimum wages, easy vida.

And then you get denied in the interview without even looking at your documents purely based on the general mood of the rude US immigration agent at the time

I have zero problems with either immigration or the rules. I booked the non-o evisa and they justifiably weren’t happy with my bank documentation. I received an email for better documentation, sent it and three days later had the evisa.

I visited immigration in Bangkok with questions and they had preprinted explanations to my questions. We didn’t have enough time to fulfill the requirements so we decided to do immigration stuff in Isan.

The immigration officer in Sakon Nakhon was more than helpful. When I didn’t have passport photos she simply used her mobile to create some. She filled out all the forms we needed and everything was done smoothly.

Later we visited immigration again and we had an enticing conversation about picking mushrooms and how tasty they were and my wife and her were making jokes and friendly conversations.

If they would have had a coffee machine we surely would have stayed longer to continue the conversations.

Zero waiting queues. No hassle at all.

PS VFS sucks. Had the same bad experience with them in Kiev.

And yet the U.S. lets people in illegally every day, no problem. Unreal.

Canadians do not need a visa to go to the USA

Schengen visa you get online now