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What should I do if I am blacklisted from Thailand after my visa application was rejected?

Jul 22, 2025
13 days ago
I applied in manila thai embassy, submitted all my working visa documents in the PH and my proof that i can work remotely. After my visa was rejected, i plan on going to TH via the visa free route but found out i was blacklisted in TH. Their reason for Blacklist is incorrect. How do i go on about this? They said my ICard should not be issued to foreigners and that they have suspicions of fake document. But only foreigners are issued icard and not local filipinos. My guess is that the consul is not familiar with Philippine documents. How can they blacklist if they are not sure. Immigration can certainly issue a CTC of the documents i submitted
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TLDR : Answer Summary
After applying for a working visa at the Thai embassy in Manila and submitting documents proving remote work capability, the visa was rejected, and upon attempting to enter Thailand visa-free, the individual found themselves blacklisted. The blacklist was reportedly due to suspicions about their documents, specifically the issuance of the ICard, which is claimed to be a common practice for foreigners in the Philippines. The user is seeking advice on how to challenge the blacklist and address the misunderstanding regarding their documents.
Anonymous *************
ORIGINAL POSTER
I went to thailand from singapore. They did not allow me to board the plane
Frankie ********
Anonymous participant did you have a onward travel most airlines won't let you on if you dont
Jeremy *********
If you're blacklisted you're blacklisted no changing it
John **********
How did you find out you were blacklisted and specifically for what?
Steve *******
How did you find out that you were blacklisted?