What documents can I provide to prove my residency when applying for a 3-month tourist visa without a valid ID card?

Geh zum Einwohnermeldeamt, melde dich auf der Adresse deiner Eltern an.

Beantrage den neuen Personalausweise ID Karte.

Beantrage das Visum mit der Anmeldebestätigung.

Nach Erhalt von Pers ID und Visum meldest du dich wieder ab.(An/Abmeldung in MUC ca. 30 Minuten)

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You live in Germany and from Germany but don't have an address there? They're going to assume you are permanently moving to Thailand and will deny you.

When you don’t have a home anywhere, then the 60 days tourist visa is not an option, then you have to do the more risky way with extensions and visaruns, which is also more expensive.

WHO CAN APPLY FOR E-VISA WITH THE ROYAL THAI EMBASSY

Residents of xxxxx who currently residing in these countries may apply for e-visa with the Royal Thai Embassy in xxxxx through . Proof of residency are required.

Those currently residing in other countries should contact the Royal Thai Embassy in their respective countries.

Nationals of xxxxx who are currently traveling in Thailand cannot apply for e-visa with the Royal Thai Embassy in xxxxx through They must contact the Thai Immigration Bureau for visa matters.

Nationals of xxxxx who are currently traveling in other countries and wish to travel to Thailand cannot apply for e-visa with the Royal Thai Embassy in xxxxx. They may either enter Thailand under 30-day tourist visa exemption scheme or contact the Royal Thai Embassy in the countries they are traveling in if they wish to stay in Thailand for longer than the tourist visa exemption scheme allowed. If they wish to apply with the Royal Thai Embassy in xxxxx, those nationals of xxxxx must first return to their respective countries before applying.

When I applied for mine in Portugal I needed to show them a valid residency ID. They even were kind of weird about it expiring while I was in Thailand which then I had to prove I can renew my residency in Portugal.

You can apply for a new identity card at the German Embassy in Bangkok when you are in Thailand.

If you don't have residency in a country where you're attempting to use an Evisa application, then you cannot apply.

It's as simple as that.

Germany, along with many other countries, residents require an ID card.

I used my driving licence

change the personal address of your bank card to an address of a family member then report the card stolen and have them send you another card and/or request online statement of account emailed to you if address is listed or just have them mail it to that address.

Most people have something that shows their address in the country they reside. Credit card bill, bank statement, etc.

Apply in the country, where you are living at the moment.

Answer the 3 questions at thaievisa.go.th

If you don't have an address in Germany how are you applying through the embassy in Germany?

They need to see something with your address. A utility bill or piece of mail perhaps. Something showing you're residing in Germany.