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What is the process and requirements for applying for a Thai visa in Jakarta, Indonesia?
Thai VisaVisa Application ProcessJakarta ConsulateRemote Worker VisaIn-Person ApplicationVisa RequirementsVisa Fee Payment
Oct 31, 2024
2 years ago
Anonymous *************
ORIGINAL POSTERJust submitted paperwork in person at Jakarta
I’m hoping everything gets approved since they took my money 💰
I’m hoping everything gets approved since they took my money 💰
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The conversation discusses experiences related to applying for a Thai visa in person at the Consulate in Jakarta. Users share their insights on the approval likelihood after document submission and payment, express concerns about differing information regarding when payment is collected, and seek clarity on the specific documents needed for remote worker applications. Additionally, there are inquiries about whether an appointment is necessary before visiting the consulate.
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Chris ******
Did you need to book an appointment ahead of time or just walk in with your documents?
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just walk in. End of November they will go onlineReply to
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Iñigo ************
If it's all real documents and they didn't ask you too many questions... You can just conclude you will get the visa.
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ya all real and didn’t ask anything so I sure hope soReply to
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Dean *****
the best consulate in south east Asia!
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hope soReply to
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Charlie *****
Hiya, I just want to ask, did you apply as remote worker? If so would you mind sharing what you had to submit? I've been following a while and wondering if any requirements have changed at all
Joy ********
Anonymer Teilnehmer Where did you get this information? I could not find it on their website
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I wrote that as a cover letter. Just got visa yesterdayJoy ********
Anonymer Teilnehmer ah thank you ☺️
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since I work for myself I submitted a letter I wrote myself registration of when I set up the business in 2014I own houses, so then I submitted my insurance for the houses-property taxes for the houses bank statements of rent and showed five months of bank statements .
She said looked ok but have no clue since she is just a front desk employee
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Jay *******
What location did you go to in Jakarta?
Tore *********
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there’s only one location. Google maps has two, but only one exists. This is the embassy location
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Christopher ***********
Appears to be contrary to what has previously been posted. Online applications pay in advance and risk losing the fee. In person not paying until application granted.
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no in Jakarta you have to pay when you apply. Ans sign a paper that you forfeit the fee if rejected. Same as online application. You then come 3 days later to pick up the visa or rejection. I witnessed one “pick up rejection “ when i picked up my DTV. Which is what this post also say 🤷🏻 I applied about 2 months ago in Jakarta.
Tore *********
No I didn’t ask. But Jakarta is known to be easy with DTV. I wouldn’t worry, good luck 👍
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they didn’t make me sign any paperworkTore *********
Anonymous participant maybe you missed it? It was on the actual application form. I applied in Jakarta just a few weeks ago
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ORIGINAL POSTER@Tore ********
oh ya I see that now. Did you ask why he got rejected.
Sure hope all I provided was perfect
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@Tore ********
Thanks for your input! That being the case they really shouldn’t have said ‘looks OK’ unless the person accepting payment was the one who actually approves/rejects?Tore *********
@Christopher **********
I see your point, but initial document check has never been a guarantee of approval. That said, in my experience Jakarta was extremely easy/lenient. I literally only provided passport, bank statement and a single hospital appointment.
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in person here they said looks ok and takes money. So idk 🤷♂️ if that means 100%Christopher ***********
Anonymous participant Thanks for this. Should be granted in that case.
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