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@Aldana *******
- not sure what you mean by certificate, but a registration is the formal document submitted to the Mexican government making it a business. Also, your original post said you supplied an employee contract, but now you say you supplied a certificate. Your responses keep changing, making it confusing to reply.
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They want the formal business registration documents from the company that supplies you pay stubs and an employment contract. Where are they based?
John *******
I don’t think it will matter. Most of the time, it is just sitting there in a queue
John *******
It automatically selects Rome for you. Only way you would of ever ended up with UAE is if you answered that your current physical location was in UAE
John *******
You are supposed to select the country where you are present physically. If you are in a country that does not have a Thai embassy, you then need to identify which embassy has been assigned your country/territory. In your case, I believe Cyprus is assigned to the embassy in Rome, but you would need to confirm that. Since you submitted to the wrong embassy, your application will be canceled and you will lose your application fee. You will then need to re-apply, selecting the right location responsible for Cyprus
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@Benjamin ********
I initially thought she was talking about entering Thailand on a visa on arrival, since she was talking about other Thailand entry requirements, like 10K baht.
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@Üsame *********
- so this varies by country. Most Thai embassies in other southeast Asian countries don’t require you to have residency. However, Thai embassies in Europe (maybe East Asia as there are conflicting statements) and US do require residency. Indonesia doesn’t require. However, some nationalities take a long time, so a tourist visa wouldn’t work
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@Adam ********
some embassies have even requested photos of receipts, photos with time stamps, etc.
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@Üsame *********
no, you are supposed to apply via the embassy in the country where you are physically located. You can attempt to scam the system, but if caught is it worth it?