What was the eVisa application experience for an American applying for a 60-Day Single Entry Tourist Visa to Thailand?

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Nov 19, 2021

3 years ago

Tara **********

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American applicant sharing their eVisa experience. I applied for a 60 Day Single Entry TR (Tourist) Visa via the D.C. consulate with my flight scheduled for Nov 24th. 

11 AM Nov 1st - Submitted Application

Nov 2nd - Status marked as "Pending Review"

Nov 12th - Status marked as "Reviewing Documents"

Nov 15th - Received email requesting onward travel information, which I emailed them within the hour.  Application status marked as "Requesting Document"

4:30 PM Nov 18th - Visa Approved!

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An American applicant shared their experience applying for a 60-Day Single Entry Tourist Visa at the D.C. consulate. They submitted their application on November 1st and received approval by November 18th after a series of status updates and a request for additional travel information. Commenters discussed their own visa application timelines and experiences, including a frustrating scenario with delayed responses and extra fees.

Marc ********

I had very bad experience with e visa.

I made a small mistake. The cancel my applycation and made me pay twice. I Think Thailand are not fair.

3 years ago

Jean-Francois ***********

exact same for me: applied for a non-imm (O) on the 1st, on the 16th they asked for a proof of accomodation for my whole trip, and got my visa this afternoon. Ottawa embassy in Canada.

3 years ago

Bim *******

@Jean-Francois **********

what is the declaration on the evisa form. Also they asking for financial information. I don't have a UK bank is a Thai bank OK.

3 years ago

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Bim *******

Ron *********

Glad for and appreciate you sharing, I'm on day 17 with the NYC consulate, fly Tuesday, and they aren't answering emails. I have a backup plan booking an onward flight then canceling it after I board. But it sure would be nice to just get the visa so I don't have to jump hoops doing a visa run at 60 days.

3 years ago

Michael ********

Good to know people can plan. Still a long time for a visa though.

3 years ago

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Michael ********

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