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Okay question: If in Ho Chi Minh to do the DTV, would it be better to do the application online through Thai e-visa website or go to immigration in person? Please don't suggest an agency.
I just received the Easy Care VISA health insurance policy in a PDF through AXA Insurance which was listed in the Longstay.tgia.org website. It also included the Foreign Insurance Certificate. The policy itself is four pages and 4 MB which is too large to upload and gets rejected when trying to upload to the Thai E-visa website. The PDF is protected from modification so I can't make the file smaller. I sent an email to AXA in Bankok explaining the situation but I'm not hopeful they will do anything about it. I wish uploading the Foreign Insurance Certificate was sufficient, but it seems that the actual policy document is a requirement when choosing a company from the longstay.tgia.org website. anybody have any suggestions?
Quick question please. I have submitted my DTV application. If they request additional documents, is this done in the Thai e visa dashboard somehow or do you respond to an email?
Hi guys, advice needed plse. I submitted my DTV application via Thai E-Visa website (London, I'm a Brit) on 9th Feb, then on the 11th I submitted further documents at their request. Since then nothing seems to have changed. It states "pending document check 1 application" with the latest update of the 11th. Should it not come under the "checking additional documents"? I'm not sure about timescales (having not done this before), but it seems to be taking a long time. Is this normal (and am I just worrying for no reason)? My flight is booked for the 15th March, but I need to give notice on my current UK property and I'm not doing that to find out I get rejected. Also what options would I have if my application is declined?
I would appreciate some assistance, please. I submitted a Thai e-Visa application through the Royal Thai Embassy in Abuja on 13 January, and the status has remained “In progress – pending approval.”
My travel date is scheduled for 22 February, and I am becoming concerned about the delay. Has anyone experienced a similar situation or can advise on the best way to follow up with the Embassy?
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