What documents do I need for a 90-day tourist e-visa to Thailand, and is a confirmation letter from my employer necessary?

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Nov 20, 2022

2 years ago

Joe ********

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I am in the process of uploading my documents for my e-visa to obtaine a 90 day tourist visa (British Citizen). One of the documents they are asking for is a confirmation letter from employer,School,Self assessment, pension statement.. 

I just wondered what people have uploaded to satisfy this requirement? Does it have to be a headed letter from your employer, if you are employed?

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The user is seeking guidance on what documents to upload for their e-visa application for a 90-day tourist visa to Thailand. They specifically question if a confirmation letter from their employer is necessary. Several commenters clarify that there is no 90-day tourist visa, only a 60-day visa extendable by 30 days. They suggest that a simple notation of "not applicable" might suffice for the employer's letter requirement. Others mention that writing N/A on paper is a common practice and share concerns about the time it takes to get visa approvals.

Joe ********

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I have just put N/A and will wait to see what comes back. Does anyone know typically how long it takes for these visas to be approved at the moment?

2 years ago

Phil ********

Ive read on here that people write N/A on paper and upload that.

2 years ago

James ***************

2 years ago

Sid *******

Joe you might as well just go in on your brit passport you get 45 days an you extend for another 30 days, after that you have to leave an come back an you get the same again. Malaysia is a free visa

2 years ago

Brandon ************

First of all, there is no 90 day Tourist visa. There's a 60 day tourist visa that is valid to enter Thailand as long as you use it within 90 days.

Second, that's generally not required for a tourist visa. Just upload an image that says "not applicable" and if they want to see something else they will email you after you submit the application.

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