My girlfriend and me are applying for tourist E-Visa online. We live together for 25 years. But for my girlfriend, the officer is requesting the Domestic partnership certificate. (please check the screenshot in attachment)

But we do not have this document, because:

In Slovenia, cohabiting couples are equal in rights and obligations to married couples.EXAMPLE:A couple that has been living together for several years, is emotionally attached as lovers, shares finances, but hadn’t got married, will be considered living in a cohabitation partnership.

We live in Slovenia and would like to go to Thailand from 4th February till 17th March (40 days). For Slovenian citizens, we need visa if we stay more than 30 days.

What can I do?

Please help, thank you!

Hi all - looking for some DTV application advice. I applied for the DTV while in Vietnam and subsequently left the country. I have now received a request for additional information including proof that I am in Vietnam - which I was when I applied, but am no longer.

I have seen no information stating that you need to be in the country of application for an e-visa for the time spent processing the application, only to make the application, however this may be a loophole from the (recent) days when they would keep your passport during the application.

Question is - in the opinion of the great minds assembled here - should I submit the hotel bookings for my time there or return to VN to complete the process?

ATTENTION MEMBERS (Especially ones in the north west)

The land border at Mae Sai - Tachiliek has stopped allowing people to bounce out and back by buying a day pass (500baht/$10USD) and now require a person to hold a valid VISA to Myanmar BEFORE you can stamp out and back at that border.

This is the link to BUY an eVISA for Myanmar.

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UNLESS you are from a country that gets visa free entry to Myanmar you CANNOT bounce at Mae Sai -Tachiliek without getting a visa to Myanmar before hand.

Thanx go to Charlie Brennan for this information. He was the FIRST foreigner turned away when they started the policy :O