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What are the experiences and tips for getting an E Visa in Thailand?
Nov 23, 2023
2 years ago
Robin ********
ORIGINAL POSTERHy Folks
Got my E Visa approved today . Cheers for the help folks . Especially the guy that said He used His Drivers License for proof of where you are .
The rest of the stuff is easy ( if good with computers ) , i thought i'd hve problems with proof of where i was staying as only booked for a week . But no sailed through .
Just a money making exercise by the looks of it .
Got my E Visa approved today . Cheers for the help folks . Especially the guy that said He used His Drivers License for proof of where you are .
The rest of the stuff is easy ( if good with computers ) , i thought i'd hve problems with proof of where i was staying as only booked for a week . But no sailed through .
Just a money making exercise by the looks of it .
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user shares their successful experience in obtaining an E Visa for Thailand, expressing appreciation for the advice received, particularly regarding using a driver's license as proof of residence. The conversation touches on perceptions of the visa process as a money-making exercise, with other commenters emphasizing the cost-effectiveness of the new application method compared to previous ones.
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Paul ********
for proof of staying, surface mail a finger, always works for me ..... it worked 8 times already, well two times more and then I don't qualify 🕶
Adam *******
Glad to hear it mate ✌🏼🤙🏼
Brandon ************
Not sure what you mean by money making exercise? It's cheaper than the old way because you don't have to mail anything in and pay postage both ways.
It's also cheaper than applying for an extension in Thailand. It saves space in your passport as well. Better in every way.
It's also cheaper than applying for an extension in Thailand. It saves space in your passport as well. Better in every way.
Robin ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Brandon ***********
Like @Karel ********
said , don't seem bothered about it . Could have failed on the Hotel , would love to know if they even check . What i found most strange is the lack of a question on if you have a criminal record . Thought that would be high on the list .Brandon ************
@Robin *******
Only for certain visas. But they still check for international warrants before you arrive regardless.Reply to
Brandon ************
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Damo ***********
@Brandon ***********
maybe he is English? You know how the Poms just love to whinge... 😃 Give them half-a-chance, and 💣💥 the whinging begins 😃Karel *********
@Brandon ***********
yeah he meant it in a way they dont really care as long as they collect some moneyMarc ********
@Karel ********
You think the embassy really cares about collecting 40 or 50 USD?Karel *********
@Marc *******
You’re ignorant that you don’t think it. It’s thousands of people paying this 😀Marc ********
@Karel ********
The embassador and staff still does not care. Come down from your high horseRobin ********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Marc *******
over a year though , could be a fair amount .Reply to
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