A pretty significant holiday. Takes 10 business days. Holidays and weekends don’t count

@Samuel *********

yes, Cambodia is 10 business days. Longer than some of the embassies in the region, but usually easier with paperwork

When did you apply? They have been relatively consistent in approving on time.

Unfortunately, there is no process to disagree with them. Their decision is final, especially when it comes to errors imputed into the online application. It sounds like you made a mistake and did not enter correct information in one of the two spots they highlighted. Your nationality ad country of passport should match. For example, if from France, you would state you are a French national and France is the country of passport.

Not sure what you mean by “activate”. As soon as you are approved it is an active/valid visa.

I have entered at least 5 times and never any questions

Most people have been merging these documents into one PDF, which they then uploaded. However, not that you have submitted, you need to wait to hear back from the embassy.

@Lesly ***************

It doesnt matter to me who you marry.

@Lesly ***************

- Again, the argument was around DTV being canceled by immigration. You are not showing any evidence that it was canceled due to taxes. Furthermore, it looks like this person had issues before their DTV. Ah, and last, you are jaded about the LTR visa. I understand. I was close to doing that too. Lucky I delayed.

@Lesly ***************

- So, what I took from your post is that you have no proof. Ok. Furthermore, you are totally mistaken here. What visa are you on? Seems like you have an issue with DTV. Losing money?