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What is the average processing time for a Thai tourist visa at the Singapore embassy?
Mar 21, 2022
4 years ago
Arnaud **************
ORIGINAL POSTERHow long it usually takes in average for Singapore TH embassy to process the visa (TR) after applying (if everything goes well)?
On the website it says:
Minimum visa processing time is 2 working days after the date of submission.
I'm asking to adjust my travel plans accordingly. interesting to note that the embassy is open from Tuesday to Thursday for Visa application and collection. So I will show up early Tuesday morning and hope to get it on Thursday.
Thought?
Thanks a lot
On the website it says:
Minimum visa processing time is 2 working days after the date of submission.
I'm asking to adjust my travel plans accordingly. interesting to note that the embassy is open from Tuesday to Thursday for Visa application and collection. So I will show up early Tuesday morning and hope to get it on Thursday.
Thought?
Thanks a lot
TLDR : Answer Summary
The minimum processing time for a Thai tourist visa (TR) at the Thai embassy in Singapore is stated as 2 working days after submission. Users suggest applying as early as possible on Tuesday to aim for collection on Thursday. Experiences shared indicate that while handling tourist visas specifically may vary, similar visa types have been processed smoothly within the 2-day timeframe.
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Azssi ***********
I went and applied for a Non-B visa in SG years back and it was smooth. It did take only 2 days to process everything. But not sure about getting a tourist visa though.
Brandon ************
I haven't seen a single report out of Singapore yet for getting an actual visa. Everyone has been going to Cambodia or stopping in Singapore for a Visa exempt re-entry to Thailand. Hope you report back with your experience and how it went for you.
Arnaud **************
ORIGINAL POSTER@Brandon ***********
yeah that’s the thing, if nobody is going it’s suss, I’d just go to KL if I don’t find those infosDaniel *******************
@Arnaud *************
I’m here in SG now and will find out tomorrow if my visa’s been approved. It’s been an intense process with this embassy. I’ll try to post about it once I get my answer.Arnaud **************
ORIGINAL POSTER@Daniel ******************
I might as well just go to JakartaReply to
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Arnaud **************
ORIGINAL POSTERAnd I’m going to call them to ask actually and report here if I get good info 😌
Brandon ************
I think it's just not really been an option until very recently so no one has tested it yet, or at least no one in this Facebook group
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Robert *******
Sign up at this application website, apply for the visa, wait for the confirmation and make an appointment to pick it up.
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