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What is the typical processing time for a Thailand non-O visa application at the Chicago office?
Mar 15, 2024
2 years ago
Dana ******
ORIGINAL POSTERJust want to share for everyones info/expectations. I am in the US, submitted eVisa application for non-O to the Chicago office on 2/14. All documents in order and no requests for additional info. Just received my approved visa today, 3/14. One month for the processing. Good thing too, my flight is Sunday 3/17.
TLDR : Answer Summary
A user shared their experience applying for a non-O eVisa at the Chicago office, highlighting that their application was submitted on February 14 and approved by March 14, taking a total of one month for processing. They noted their upcoming flight on March 17. Other commenters reflected on their own visa processing times, with some mentioning quicker turnaround periods.
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Michael ***********
Yeah, about 16 more months for me. Was told the same thing at the Chicago office
David ****
That took a very long time. Last year I received my OA visa in about 10 days.
Dana ******
ORIGINAL POSTER@David ***
I was expecting "up to" 10 days. Taking a month had me concerned. This is why I wanted to share so people. An set their expectations.Reply to
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Ruth *******
I thought your flight was the 26th? Either way, I’m glad you finally got your visa.
Dana ******
ORIGINAL POSTERGood memory,
@Ruth ******
. I bumped my date up and flight now leaves Sunday the 17th. I got very lucky with the visa.Ruth *******
@Dana *****
I’m glad it worked out.Reply to
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