Cash…

And be aware you can only legally use the IDP for 90 days in Thailand. It’s worth getting a Thai license (for more than one reason)?

@Ryan *****

with DTV you should be fine even with no return ticket

Anonymous participant 938 lol, lets take the word over a random anonymous facebook person over the official rules and published guidelines from Thai immigration.

You didn’t do research, you didn’t even read or highly misinterpreted the posts you yourself referenced and linked to 🤷🏻‍♂️ Yes I did read them, clearly you didn’t….

If you think NO ONE has been rejected for inputing data mismatching the actual passport; you are in for a surprise at some point.

Most rejection only spesify «mismatching passport data». But good luck to you lol.

Anonymous participant 938 seriously, go ahead and read the pdf i linked to. And yes of the passport states Bangkok Embassyc then iexactly what it says in the Passport has to be used. Mismatch between passport and application is what gets people rejected. Not by doing in correct per official recommendation and guide directly from thai immigration.

For anyone else reading this, use the official source of information that I linked to. Not random anonymous facebook person….Don’t risk rejection by listening to bad advice….Heck don’t even take my word for it. Read the the PDF from immigration 🤷🏻‍♂️

its even in the official guide from Thai Immigration of common mistakes NOT to do:

%E0%B9%8DYear_2024/E_Visa_2024/Common_Mistakes_EVisa_Jan2024.pdf

Anonymous participant 938 you are confusing two different fields. You provide BOTH country of passport AND place of issue. Two very different things.

Ive had multiple Visa to Thailand (and many other countries).

Again “Country of issue” vs “Place of issue”, which is also quite clear from the posts you linked,

Anonymous participant bizarre. There’s been some reports about hcmc being difficult. Never heard about the time stamp requirement before

Anonymous participant 938 and I put the Norwegian embassy of Amsterdam for a Norwegian passport and was approved. Jakarta. It’s supposed to match the Passport, obviously.

They don’t typically state why it was rejected, id be very surprised if doing it correctly got someone rejected. But humans do mistakes. And you got lucky 🤷🏻‍♂️

Most common reason for rejection is middle name/name issues due to the automatic passport scan without double checking.

Place of issue means “place of issue “ not something i else (obviously)

@Steve ******

wrong! you write letter for letter exactly what it is says in Passport, in this case the Embassy in Bangkok.

Edit: for anyone still confused and arguing

its even in the official guide from Thai Immigration of common mistakes NOT to do:

%E0%B9%8DYear_2024/E_Visa_2024/Common_Mistakes_EVisa_Jan2024.pdf

@Toni ******

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