Can anyone let me know your thoughts on this company to help with my TVD visa?
Their google review comments seem super suspicious.
Thank you so much in advance!!
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The user is seeking opinions on a company that helps with TVD visa applications, expressing concern over questionable Google reviews. Comments from other users provide insights on the company being a coworking space, suggest alternative options like free consultations from another firm, and question the necessity of assistance for an online application. One user shares a personal experience with visa denial, emphasizing the importance of a trustworthy service.
Hi there I work at Issa Compass and just wanted to offer that, if you're not sure and want to check us out (because I totally understand, when you're choosing to work with someone for your visa; you want to be absolutely sure!) feel free to book a free consultation with us at
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or, if you're in Bangkok and it's convenient for you, drop by our office Monday-Friday 10am-6pm. We'd be happy to chat!
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I was denied twice but still had to pay at the Thai consulate in Canada so I would prefer to get it done when I’m down here this trip from a company that offers a full refund
for sure. I’m in that weird area of only being able to get four months away from work a year but can’t stand doing visa runs as it’s missed training days
I fought professionally when I was 25 years younger. Now it’s a yearly heath maintenance and not at all about competition. I come down, I train hard in cardio, I hang out with my Thai friends, I enjoy my favourite island in the world, I run the hiking club, the Thai children’s skateboarding club, and I go back to work recharged in the cold outside of Canada each year.
I think this was meant to include the other John who responded to you. I think what he is saying though, if you keep telling the embassy that you will be there for less than six months, they will keep giving you a tourist visa instead of DTV.
it will expire in 1.5 months when I go back to Canada. The idea was to get this done in a close country before I go home as I come here to train in mouy Thai 4 months of the year. I’m getting too old to do visa runs. Lol