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What is the processing time for a DTV visa application at the Thai Consulate in New York?

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Nov 20, 2024

a year ago

Erika *******

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Hi, I searched the group but limited information comes up in regards to applying through the US New York consulate. I will be back in the US for 4-5 weeks over the holidays and I would like to know the processing time for the DTV or if I should plan on applying somewhere in SE Asia when I return. Thank you!

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The post inquires about the processing time for a DTV visa application at the Thai Consulate in New York, as the user plans to apply while back in the US for the holidays. Comments suggest that the processing time is approximately 4 weeks and recommend using the eVisa website to expedite the application process.

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Kevin *******

Took me 4 weeks at nyc consulate with no other documents required

a year ago

Quincy *******

The NY consulate is my home consulate as well. Following to see how it shakes out for you.

a year ago

Robert ***********

As of last month it was about 4 weeks.

a year ago

Christopher *********

a year ago

Tod *********

You shouldn't have a problem

IF

you make a profile in the eVisa website first, upload your documents, get everything ready and then as soon as you hit the ground in the US, click the apply button and pay.

That will get the application in and you should get it approved way before you fly back

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a year ago

Tod *********

and what did you see when you went to the Thai Embassy in New York website and looked at their processing time?

a year ago

Tod *********

I ask because I found this on their website

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