Quick question about the MultiEntry Visa form for the Thai Embassy in London.
1- I'm actually going to visit my girlfriend in Thailand, would 'tourism' suffice here or would saying 'girlfriend' work in or against my favour ? [I've already been entered Thailand 4 times since November 2018, but that was for legit tourism via air, travelled from England, then HK and Japan - on single entry visa 30 day stamps]
2- What does this mean?
3- Do I just say 6 months here? I will be staying 9
Thanks
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The post raises a question about filling out a Multi-Entry Visa application at the Thai Embassy in London, specifically regarding how to describe the reason for traveling (whether to write 'tourism' or 'girlfriend'), understanding specific visa requirements, and how long to state the intended stay. Comments provide suggestions, emphasizing to list 'Tourist' as the purpose, and addressing concerns about necessary supporting documents like a flight ticket and hotel reservation.
1-A photocopy of the confirmed air ticket to Thailand
i'm going to Vietnam first, would ticket to Vietnam and another from there to Thailand suffice? This is pretty annoying considering I have to buy a ticket before i've even been approved.
2-A photocopy of the hotel reservation confirmation in Thailand
I will be staying in my gf's house so not sure what to do here?
It's a generic form, so 2. is for a different visa. Just put 'Tourist' and '60 days per entry'. To be honest, I don't think they really care about the info on the form. It's the supporting documents (mainly the financial requirements) that matter.
Cheers chris, yeah i'm aware of that but assumed if i detailed a small duration then they would decline the request and just ask me to get Single entry stamp and extend that way
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