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I've read that a spouse visa for uk is around £1900 for my thai wife and can take between 14-18 months, if they visa is unsuccessful do I lose the £1900 and have to pay again when applying next time. Is this information correct and does it take that amount of time any help and information would be appreciated. Also is it better using agents solicitors or doing yourself.
Hey guys! I applied for TWO DTV visas one for me the other for my husband. His was rejected bc it says his passport exp date info doesn’t match the application’s exp date???? This is something that can obviously be edited. They just said REJECTED with no explanation.
Do you think I could talk to someone there or does this mean I’ve lost $400 and have to re-do his? I’m so confused help if anyone knows what I should do . Thank you in advance 🙏🏼
I've just submitted my application for the DTV into the Thai Embassy in Canberra and was surprised to find the 10,000 THB fee charged as A$600 which at the current exchange rate is 12,600 THB! I have THB to pay with but the system only accepts A$.
I have a on entry TR visa which I am about to renew. I have an electronic copy of my TM30. Can I print it out and use it for the extension request?
Also, I see that an appointment can be made for processing the extension. It shows Tourism Purpose 15 minutes฿ 1900. is that 1900 baht on top of the extension fee of 1900 baht ?
DTV application in Penang, Malaysia. Applied for a dependent visa for my daughter on my husband’s remote worker DTV.
Timeline: applied March 13. Approved March 24.
Visa fee: 1,600 MYR ($360 USD)
Nationality: American
We were emailed twice to request further documents: once on March 19 for a copy of father’s passport + a new visa photo with no shadow. Then again on March 21 for another new visa photo that was clearer. (We ended up taking a new photo on our phones of higher quality, since the other one was a scanned copy of a photo taken in a studio)
We were emailed the approval letter, which we printed and entered Thailand through Phuket a few days ago with no issues. No documents requested or questions asked at immigration upon arrival.