What are the online application options for a 60-Day Tourist Visa to Thailand?

Like Japan, it is all to do with residency cards, where they are issued, where you live etc.

It maybe, he cannot apply using Evisa, and has to apply at an embassy or consulate or cannot apply for a visa at all.

These country's are not straightforward for visa applications. Not all foreign passport holders with a UK residency, can use the Evisa system in the UK. Some have to make embassy appointments and the applications can take weeks. France is the same

Use a different browser maybe 🤔

If he was in the UK, US passport and UK residency, yes he could.

Applying in China, I don't know. China is different in the fact, the same as Japan, that the applications are province specific in where you want to apply the application.

You would need to read the requirements at the Embassy or consulate in the province you live in, alongside the Evisa application website.

No good me reading those consulate and conditions. They are in chinese

is this answered with : China.

I have a permanent resident in

(Your resident status in a country of which you are granted a residence visa to stay for more than six months)

@Ron ******

can an American obtain a Thai Tourist Visa using the China e-Visa online app..he is an university professor, resident of Shanghai several years.

I decided to peak in your Facebook page. It looks like you're either:

American, in the USA

American, in China

In both situations, you CAN NOT use the e-visa system. You have to go to the local consulate.

What is your nationality?

What is your current location?

Direct after log in go the the map: Finish Pending Visa applications.

Select --All--

Created Date from: an old date like a day in 2017

Hit Search,

Delete all invalid application, or try outs and start new again.

did you read the note which appears, before you can hit the "apply for visa" which will open a 404 site? Because you must apply in your home country. The note says . . . . "You should apply for a TOURIST VISA from the Royal Thai Embassy or the Royal Thai Consulate-General. With a Tourist visa, you can stay in Thailand for no longer than 60 days. If you wish to stay in Thailand for more than 60 days, you can extend your stay with the Immigration Bureau. APPLY FOR VISA" . . . . .and this means you are not supposed to click onto "apply for visa" - instead, do as the first sentence tells you to do: VISIT an embassy or a consulate, or proceed from out of THEIR websites

What passport/nationality?

What country are you making application for a Thai visa from?