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What should I do if my Thailand visit visa application was canceled due to an incorrect document type?
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Feb 17, 2026
2 months ago
SereneCate***********
ORIGINAL POSTERHello,
I applied for a Thailand visit visa (single entry) in January. After more than 30 days of processing, my application was cancelled due to an incorrect selection of document type.
I reapplied immediately.
I have also visited the embassy and sent emails to the visa section, but unfortunately, I have not received any supportive guidance.
As my travel date is approaching, I am quite stressed about the processing time.
I would really appreciate it if you might have any suggestions or advice on what I could do in this situation 🙏🙏🙏
I applied for a Thailand visit visa (single entry) in January. After more than 30 days of processing, my application was cancelled due to an incorrect selection of document type.
I reapplied immediately.
I have also visited the embassy and sent emails to the visa section, but unfortunately, I have not received any supportive guidance.
As my travel date is approaching, I am quite stressed about the processing time.
I would really appreciate it if you might have any suggestions or advice on what I could do in this situation 🙏🙏🙏
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user applied for a Thailand single entry visit visa, but it was cancelled after more than 30 days due to an incorrect document type selection. They have since reapplied and visited the embassy but received no assistance. Many commenters express that without knowing the user's nationality and visa details, it's difficult to provide specific advice. Suggestions include relying on the visa exemption rule for Belgian citizens, and potential extension options once in Thailand. Additionally, some users suggest hiring an agent due to the complexity of the situation.
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Brian *********
Hire an agent? You are in a very gray area for a visa, as far as I know.
Graham ******
Cancelled sounds like you entered some personal information incorrectly (rejected means your documents failed to meet the requirements). Strange that it took over 30 days to cancel though.
SereneCate***********
ORIGINAL POSTERGraham Seal Yes, I can accept that it is cancelled due to some error but why it takes over a month and that’s wasting my time to reapply
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Terary **********
Which embassy? What is your nationality? Sri Lanka takes a week in person, Australia Brisbane just a couple of hours (pre covid).
Peter ********
In facebook there are NO help
Ian ********
Leave the group then
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Frankie *******
Just go on a 60 day visa free stay as per normal n extend another 30 days
Brandon ************
@Frankie ******
how do you know they qualify for that?Reply to
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Magnus *********************
Well, we don’t know much so. If you need a visa or not but you can travel in without visa under exemption rule and that gives you 60 days free.
If you manage to get your paper correct then you can apply for a visa in neighboring countries like Laos, Cambodia aso. Depends on what is closer to your location.
If you manage to get your paper correct then you can apply for a visa in neighboring countries like Laos, Cambodia aso. Depends on what is closer to your location.
Charmae *******
What visa are U applying for and what countries passport do U hold
Bazaar******
You don't state your passport country and what type of visa you are applying for so impossible to offer advice ..
Bazaar******
Belgium is listed as a country entitled to 60 days visa exemption entry to Thailand...
If you plan to visit for 60 days or less then you DO NOT require a visa to enter Thailand with a Belgium passport
If you plan to visit for 60 days or less then you DO NOT require a visa to enter Thailand with a Belgium passport
SereneCate***********
ORIGINAL POSTERBazaarAsia57 I am not a Belgium. I am refugee in Belgium and I hold travel document not passport
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ORIGINAL POSTERBazaarAsia57 I hold a travel document and I apply tourist visa. I applied from Belgium.
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Brandon ************
What passport? What embassy?
Ultimately there is nothing ANYONE can do. If you actually require a visa, then the only people who can help you are the Thai embassy. They are the ones who process the application.
Ultimately there is nothing ANYONE can do. If you actually require a visa, then the only people who can help you are the Thai embassy. They are the ones who process the application.
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