When should I go to the local amphur to issue my Kor ror 22 for the marriage visa before it expires?

If you upload your passport photo to the evisa system it will also use ocr and prefill the form, I believe it prefilling based on the bottom "computer" line from the passport, you can see how system handling that and how it will prefill your name.

This is how I apply for the visa in thailand and I have checked with the consulate

First Name: Jason Lim Wei Liang

Middle Name: Blank

Last Name: Blank

As long as the name appears similar to the one on your passport.

Hi Jason, we are malaysians and my husband has a malaysian style name like yours too. We applied a year ago in Jakarta. His application was:

First name: JASON

Middle name: -

Last name: LIM WEI LIANG

👆🏼 This will be the exact name that will appear on your visa pdf later, and is closest match to our malaysian passports.

Wrong, Malaysian have no lastname/surname, please fill in your full in firstname column and fill "-" In surname, my DTV was rejected for 3 times in Canada due to name errors.

Last name Lim, First name Jason Wei Liang

I am not Malaysian but from personal experience I'd say avoid using a middle name. Not every computer system in Thailand is ready for a middle name.

My passport has a double < after the family name. I put my middle name separate from my last name, and that causes computers to complain when trying to match my first name between different systems ... some have both first and middle, some just first.

Do check as to how the application form would extract the name from the passport copy.! I suspect it might take the whole as first, there being no column for surname.!

I agree it is a confusing conundrum. The MRZ also confusing with only single < separators. The website suggests only filling in the first name field if you don't have a last name, or only the last name field if you don't have a first name.

I would definitely contact the embassy with the two passport pictures attached.

They're all wrong because your passport does not have a double arrow which is the formal separator between a last name and first name. Technically by international standards the entire name is a last name in the same order of words as shown in the MRZ zone. The problem is nobody knows what the Thai e-visa system interprets this as. The instructions on the Thai Embassy websites say that if your name does not have a first name enter the whole name into the last name field, or if your name does not have the last name enter the whole name into the first name field. But it does not mention whether having no double arrow means that you have only a first name or only last name. If you upload your passport to the application website and check how it automatically autofills the name fields you can get an idea what might be correct.

There have already been posts by Malaysians if you search the group about being rejected by trying to enter their actual first name into the first name field and last name in the last name field.

You should ask the embassy for instructions.

Hi Jason I am Singaporean Chinese and heres how I will fill up mine for

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. If you have any question you can DM me. Hope it helps.

Family Name: Lim

Middle Name: (leave it empty)

First name: Jason Wei Liang

Jason, Wei Liang, Lim

First name: JASON

LAST NAME: LIM MEI LIANG

It’s ok if you filling this way, otherwise your case will complex 🤞