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What documents do I need to submit for a single entry 60-day tourist e-visa application for Thailand?

Thailand visa application tourist visa single entry e-visa proof of accommodation bank statement current residency documents

Sue **********

asked Jan 18, 2022

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Hi. Advice needed on single entry 60 day tourist e-visa application. 5: proof of accommodation. Can’t seem to upload more than 1 documents (booking confirmation). Also 8: I’m not working but get housekeeping. What can I upload for this? Bank statement again? Also 9: person inviting me to stay? Hotel confirmation or my own passport? 11: document for current residency?

Thanks in advance 🙏 😬

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A user seeks advice on the application process for a single entry 60-day tourist e-visa for Thailand, specifically about uploading proof of accommodation, what to submit as a freelance worker, and what documentation is needed for residency. A commenter suggests uploading the hotel payment receipt for accommodation, providing a recent bank statement as proof of financial means, and clarifying residency requirements based on the specific phrasing of the application question.

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Tara **********

For your first question, upload the receipt from your hotel that shows you paid. For your second question, I don't know where they're asking you to show proof of your work. Yes they ask but all they care about is if you have enough money in the bank, which yes, to prove, you should show your latest bank statement. Don't understand what you're asking for with your third question. Is a person inviting you to stay? Are you booking a hotel? Don't get what you're asking here. Document for current residency either needs to be your passport or your ID. Depends on the phrasing of the question and which country you're coming from. Give us the exact phrasing of the question and which country you're from and we can tell you.

5 years ago

Sue **********

@Tara *********

Do you know if they give the reasons for, if it gets rejected?

5 years ago

Tara **********

@Sue *********

I mean there're a lot of reasons why they might reject it but they're all pretty common sense - they're not going to reject you just for funsies, they'll reject it because you made some stupid error like giving the wrong flight number or having dates that dont match up with the documents you provided it. Only real tip I can give you is that when you're uploading hotel and insurance docs, just make sure you're giving the receipt that shows you've paid. Beyond that, if you're just missing documentation they'll likely just request it from you. That happened with me - my flight was a one-way that didn't provide proof of onward travel, they requested proof after I submitted and approved my visa after I gave it to them.

5 years ago

Tara **********

@Sue *********

Sorry, they'll ask for that on the Thai Pass. The visa and the Thai Pass just kinda blur together after you're done, they ask for very similar things.

5 years ago

Sue **********

@Tara *********

there was no-where on the visa application that asked for insurance information 🤔.

5 years ago

Sue **********

@Tara *********

the last one is proof of residency of where I’m living. In my case the U.K. So is a utility bill ok?

5 years ago

Tara **********

@Sue *********

UK only has one consulate from my understanding, so you could actually just upload your passport again. That question is more directed at countries that have multiples consulates that process visas - they want to make sure those people send it to the right consulate (someone form Maryland should be submitting their application to DC, for example, not LA) - but it gets thrown at everyone. Your passport will work fine in your case.

5 years ago