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Guys I have a question, I have 2 names and 2 surnames, one of my 2 surnames have an ñ and an ú, just like that, Zúñiga. Also in the bottom part of the passport with all the >>>>>> is written simply ZUNIGA, How should I insert my 2 first names? should I use the field "middle name"? Should I use the special characters just as it's written in the passport or use the info on the bottom without the ñ?
Please help! I don't want to be rejected because of wrong input
Hello everyone, are there any Malaysians or Singaporeans on here who have successfully gotten the DTV? Would really appreciate some help on how to fill in our names, since our passports do not differentiate between family and given names. The machine readable zone recognizes our entire name as a family name 😅
I have some hesitations to fill out the online E-VISA form...
I have 3 first names and on my passport it appears as XXXXX XXXXX X.
So the last one is shortened with a period at the end but in the MRZ zone the period does not appear.
I think I will not write the period in the form, what do you think?
Another thing, on my passport under "Authority" there is the name of the city where the passport was issued, there is an apostrophe in the middle of the name XXXXX-X'XXXX and it is impossible to write an apostrophe in the online form.
Do you think that replacing the apostrophe with a space will not be a problem?
Hi, so I’m trying to apply for e-visa (DTV) in Phnom Penh, and having a bit of trouble filling out the name field.
In the personal information section, the form asks for first, middle and last name. My name is three words but I don’t have specific first, middle, last. I’m worried that if I separate them, it’ll come out all wrong and will have problems at immigration.
Do you have any suggestions for filling out Burmese names in those fields? Please advise.
I made an account on thaivisavientiane.com. I have two middle names and they appear as one name on my profile of the website, like "JeanClément" instead of "Jean Clément". I'm pretty sure I did not do that mistake. Could it be that the system did it automatically (not tolerating spaces)? Also am I fucked? I contacted the support from the site, no answer yet.