What should I do if my Thai visa application was rejected due to a name mismatch and I can't access the application details?

The golden rule before submitting any online application, is double or even triple check your own information. In this case a very expensive lack of attention to detail.

I normally take screenshots of such things. 🙏

Why people always complain that their application is rejected?

I spent days to check out what papers are needed. I provided them all properly.

After 5 days I was asked to provide a professional portfolio. I worked on it for 4 hours, provided this and received my DTV within 5 hours. My daughter got her Visa, connected on mine, after 15 days. No trouble at all.

You should invest some time to apply properly, taking care your passport data's are correct and your bank account status.

In my case, I shifted due to paid interest rates my money from one bank to another within the 3 requested months, but showed properly that the money just was, transferred from one bank to the other.

DTV was approved.

Just make sure, your paperwork is proper!

You should be able to click on the list of applications somewhere on the evisa platform. Sorry, I don't remember where and I can't access it now. But you can click on the application you submitted and see a popout of the personal information as you submitted it.

If you don’t believe them you’ve already lost one wrong letter will do it you’ll have to apply again on a good note they told you why you were rejected

You could have started by reading any Thai Embassy and the e-visa websites thoroughly, including the manual in top right corner.

Then you would have know that all and any mistakes ind the passport informations, is immediate grounds for rejection, and only a new application ( and visafee ) can change that.

Now you have to find out who you are, and what your name is, corresponding with the info in the machine readable field at the bottom of the picturepage of the passport

You learned a $350 (฿10,000 baht) lesson

Make about application and pay 10k again. Once the case is closed, there's nothing u can do and even you were right, the embassy won't refund your application

There is not anything you can do for your rejected application. The positive is you know why you were rejected which helps a lot with your reapplication. Mistakes with names are common, important to triple check after uploading passport info and before submitting that names match.