Will having my name listed backwards on my Thai visa application cause issues?

July 9, 2024
3 months ago
Steven *********
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Hi guys from the UK. I've just completed the TRV application. On the declaration page my name is backwards ie surname first, should this cause me any problems if I accept?
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TLDR : Answer Summary
The user has completed their TRV application but noticed their name is listed with the surname first on the declaration page, seeking advice on any potential problems this may cause. Responses indicate that this is standard for Thai visas. Additional comments inquire about the required documents for the visa application, specifically regarding accommodation proof.
Jonesx **********
Can I ask what documents you had to give them for your application ? did you give accommodation proof for the full 60 days

I’m about to apply now so trying to figure out everything I will need
Steven *********
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@XNatell *****************
just to let you know, I have just recieve confirmation of my visa being approved, as I explained earlier I only uploaded proof of my first weeks accommodation. I hope this is helpful to you. Good luck with your application. FYI it only took 2 days.
Jonesx **********
@Steven ********
thank you for letting me know , I will be using an airbnb confirmation so hopefully that will be ok .

Have a lovely trip
Steven *********
ORIGINAL POSTER
@XNatell *****************
Hi I gave them flights in, onward flight, passport,passport photo,proof of address (council tax) and as I know it is cheaper to negotiate with hotels,rather than pay through sites, I only booked one hotel for a week, and submitted that. It's my first time applying for a visa, so I am unsure weather that will be enough, however I did see a post on this site saying they only submitted their first hotel booking. We will see what happens.
Jonesx **********
@Steven ********
amazing thank you so much for this
Henrik *****
You can pause the applikation at any point, if something unexpected comes up.

And start again from where you stopped.

Generally a good idea to visit the Thai embassy website in your country befor you start, there may be a lot of help to be found, about how to fill in the application, and when to apply.
Max *************
@Henrik ****
You can actually download an eVisa application guide. It explains everything.
Henrik *****
Then link to it.

Some Thai embassy websites, gives very detailed help to make the application, and governmental websites are more trustworthy than private websites.

And you may get a lot of bonusinformation
Brandon ************
@XNatell *****************
check the website of the Thai embassy that you'll be applying through. Each embassy has different requirements and their website will show what they are.
Jonesx **********
@Brandon ***********
yes I have checked but I just thought I’de ask him as he’s from the uk and that is where I am applying from .
Brandon ************
That is how Thai visas are issued.
Steven *********
ORIGINAL POSTER
@Brandon ***********
cheers mate, it's my first time doing one.
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