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Yesterday I got an email for an interview scheduled for Monday morning the 17th. I muttered under my breath having to stay the weekend. The standard form email invitation for an interview was missing text and cut off mid sentence. So I hatched a plan to go to the consulate this morning and ask the staff about the missing information in the email in case it was important to prepare for the interview, with the hope that since I was there with my documents that somehow I'd be granted an interview regardless. The young man behind the counter called me up and I showed him the email and tried to explain that there is some missing context in the email, Even though it clearly stated that my appointment was for Monday he gave me a queue number and I waited. About 30 minutes later I was called into the consular and he carefully reviewed my application I showed him some of my supporting medical documents, he looked at my passport opened my bank apps and told me I was approved and expect an email soon. (Jedi mind trick level 2 achievement). I never got a chance to explain why I was there according to the email and by the time I got back to my hotel right now it was approved, so tada. I saved a weekend of waiting. The consul was very clear in instructing me to print out the DTV to be shown in case there was any mistaken visa exempt stamp given at the border.
Submitted March 11th, pending document check 12th, pending approval 13th, interview request 13th, cutting in line 14th, unleashed Jedi mind trick, visa issued 10:30am 14th.
Arrived the 03 of march in Vientiane. Prepared all my documents in the train. Arrived early on the morning. I add the laotien entry stamp to my folder, bought sim card in the train station and submitted my application at the station. Run to the embassy and pay (the place accept paiement till 12h30).
03 march aftenoon documents accepted, then march processing pending approval status
04 interview requested
06 interview on the afternoon. Received my e-visa by mail directly after interview and could leave laos by night.
I applied as freelancer. Just submitted porfolio + paylips.
Thank for the informations on the group, very useful to prepare everything correctly.
Hey - was wondering if anyone has advice on applying from Bali, since I have a free place to stay (also not sure about the document requiring proof of location, would have the Visa on Arrival but not hotel booking). Was told you could apply online from there, but also there was a chance that you might be called for an interview, in which you would have to fly to Jakarta. So was just wondering if I should take the safe route and just fly to Jakarta or if there was a good chance of having no issues applying from Bali.
First of all I want to thank you all for your support!
I applied on the 8th of January in the morning in Taipei (remote work) with all documents.
As information my money is split to 2 different banks!
After few hours they asked for contract, bank statement including salary proof of the last few months (I provided everything with the first turn) and company paper (which I order by the company) and certificate of residence (or similar) and submitted everything again on the 10th, Friday evening, and got an appointment on Tuesday the 14th for next day.
They asked to explain what I want to do in Thailand, about my company I work for, my salary and explanation why my money is splitted and my monthly salary.
After 10min the interview was done, got my passport and told I will get approved within the next 2-3 days!
Got the email with approval 5 hours after the interview!
Applied as Freelancer, applied on 18th October received 1st November.
Documents required:
- Confirmation of stay in Thailand (5 months Bangkok + 4 months Phuket, both via Airbnb)
- Receipt of payment for accommodation (from Airbnb)
- Flight ticket to Bangkok
- Flight ticket exit before 180 days
- Bank statements (6 months) with 500.000baht from Revolut (saving account)
- Bank statements (6 months) with payments from clients from Revolut (Eur account, different from saving)
- Local Bank statements (6 months) for proof of tax payments
- Trading licence in Czech + google translation in English
- Portfolio
- CV
- Contracts with clients signed by both parties
- Czech residence card/proof of residence (also gave Czech driving licence)
- Interview even if it was an E-visa just to talk and explain basically everything I submitted, my intention in Thailand, why Thailand and so on
Staff was quite nice during the interview, they sure ask for a lot of documents compared to other places, but if you have all your cards in order you will get it, if you try to cut corners because you don't have all the requirements, well, you will have issues.
I have a thai friend that lives in Phuket and he gonna apply for a visa to Sweden 20 for a 20 day visit. . He is employed in well paid company and I have did an invitation letter and all other documents. Does he need to hire a agency to help him with the application. According what we here is that he need to go to BKK 2 - 3 for interviews too.
I'm an Aussie living in Thailand and thinking about taking my Wife (Thai) for a short trip to the USA. I can enter the USA Visa exempt, however I would like to hear of any difficulties in getting a Tourist Visa for a Thai citizen. As my Wife speaks only a little English, are translators available for the interview process, or could I accompany her? TIA