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What should I answer if my previous visa application in Thailand was under a different name and gender?

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Feb 19, 2025

a year ago

Anonymous *************

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One of the questions on the application is whether a person has previously applied for a visa in Thailand. ￼ if the previous application was under a different first name, with a different gender marker on the passport, what should the answer be? ￼

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The consensus among commenters is clear: if you have previously applied for a visa in Thailand, regardless of changes in your name or gender identity, you should answer 'yes' to the application question. It's advised to be transparent about your visa history to avoid potential complications with immigration.

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Biff *******

If you have, then the answer should be yes. There’s no follow up question to that.

a year ago

Greg ********

If you have then say yes and explain it. It is a simple question they are asking

a year ago

Anonymous ******************

Facial recognition technology and fingerprint detectors are agnostic to names and gender identity, I'd recommend avoiding getting caught in a situation where you have to explain yourself to immigration. Be transperent.

a year ago

John *******

Yes

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