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What is the approval timeline and requirements for a Thai visa from the USA Embassy?
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Oct 2, 2024
2 years ago
Jason *********
ORIGINAL POSTER🎊 I'm APPROVED 🎉
Got approved in 17 days from USA DC Embassy Online.
Got approved in 17 days from USA DC Embassy Online.
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user shared their excitement about getting approval for a Thai visa from the USA DC Embassy in just 17 days. Others commented, with one noting they had not received a response after 5 days. The conversation highlighted the required documentation for the visa, including bank statements, a letter from the user's own company, and a tax return.
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Klee **************
Vancouver Canada took 2 days for me and 1 day for my wife, 17 days seems like a long time, but glad you got it
Jason *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Klee *************
I agree but seems average for USReply to
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Rick *******
Tell us what you had to do. What did u have to submit? Give us the deets!
Jason *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Rick ******
- 3 months of bank statements- portfolio screenshots with URL
- letter from my company (which I own) stating I can work from anywhere and remotely.
- tax return from last year
And of course passport, photos etc...
Rick *******
@Jason ********
so a digital colonoscopy. Got it.Jason *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Rick ******
Not really, wasn't bad. Pretty decent compared to a lot of long term visas that require a lot more.Reply to
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James *******
Yay! *high 5* USA USA USA USA.
Gerry ********
nice one mate!
Ivy *******************
Congratulations 🥳
Aung *************
They haven’t respond my application, It has been 5 days. 🤞🏼🤞🏼
Jean-Maurice ********
@Aung ************
17 days for them to respond to me. 20 total from submission to approvalJason *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Aung ************
it took 15 days for them to respond.Aung *************
@Jason ********
congrats to youAung *************
@Jason ********
well, at least I know how they managed. I heard other countries get it done approved within 1 week.Jason *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Aung ************
yeah some same day in person.Aung *************
@Jason ********
oh how they send you visa stamp in passport? I meant I applied through evisa online.Jason *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Aung ************
I applied online. You get your passport stamp when you enter after approval. At least that's what I've been told.Reply to
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Kami ******
Congrats and Welcome!!
Jason *********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Kami *****
thank youReply to
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