When will Thai E-Visa be available in Cambodia and Malaysia, and what other countries might follow?

@Tod ********

For the time being, but they might still be required to switch eventually. I wouldn't hold it off too long if wanting to apply there. Anytime in October seems safe but who knows, they might switch over in November or December?

@Bob ******

the bali thai consulate closed before covid and never re-opened

In Indonesia you apply in person at the Jakarta Thai Consulate

@Paul ******

Jakarta is delayed.

@Paul ******

They emailed me to say it's delayed due to technical issues.

@Sara *****

use the search function at the top of the group <- the magnifying glass and type DTV Jakarta.. Read the posts. OR go to the website of the consulate and see what they post for processing time

@Willy *****

You go to the country you're going to apply in, you upload your documents, your proof you're IN that country (visa/entry stamp, hotel booking) you apply online you PAY for the visa and then you sit until they approve or deny it 😮 AND

if they deny it you're out the application fee

Some consulates are already stating they will have processing time between 2 and 4 WEEKS once they switch over

it appears like right now you're gonna be camping out in another country thru the whole process