@Vesna *************************

they can send a request for additional documents at any time and when they do, when you submit the new documents, it resets the clock to day zero.

@Vesna *************************

- to clarify, it is 5-10 business days and Monday was a Thai holiday, so unless you submitted last week, Monday doesn’t count and it has been 4 days since when they say 5-10

@Vesna *************************

So when you go to the website for the Thai embassy in Ankara, they say 5-10 days after last request for additional documents. How long has it been for you?

@Vesna *************************

the Thai E Visa Official Website is a central website used by all Thai embassies worldwide. One of the first questions you answer is where you are physically located. This directs your application to the Thai embassy in that country or the embassy in a neighboring country responsible for that country. Each embassy has a different processing time. For example, if I was in USA and selected Washington DC, that embassy would take about a month. However, if I was in Vietnam and selected Hanoi, it would be roughly a week.

Scuba diving isn’t covered as a soft power

They want to see proof that you have approval to work remotely from Thailand. The key component is “showcasing digital nomad, remote worker,” etc.

Def not accepted. Need to be formally married and actually have to supply the marriage certificate

Typically they don’t like screenshots

Do you have an actual visa (from an embassy) or an extension (from immigration)?

@Noa *******

- Do you mean you entered Thailand on a

visa exemption, which is 60 days? This is separate than an actual tourist visa. Some countries don’t need a visa and can just show up and enter without a visa. Others need a visa in advance (or in some cases on arrival).