@Wannikea ********

does now knowing it is Belgium help you give advice?

@Jackie ********

- evisa system still requires you to be in the country where you are applying, you just don’t have to physically go to the embassy. So you would still need to travel to Indonesia, but instead of waiting in Jakarta, you could travel to Bali, apply through evisa, show evidence you are in Bali and wait for approval. As someone mentioned, some embassies don’t accept applicants from non-residents though. Not sure if that changes when an embassy moves from in person to evisa.

@Paul ******

- TM6 isn’t required by air for several years and has not been required by land entry for six months now. Someone who travels a lot should probably know that. Greetings from Jakarta.

@Paul ******

don’t know. You are applying for a 180 day glorified tourist visa, thst is good for 5 years. To me, it would be strange to put down your “permanent address” as Thailand.

@Willem ***

- so wrong

@Thomas ******

it sounds like you need HR to create a combined document for remote work and work certificate, that you can upload. Don’t confuse the reviewer with too many documents

@Thomas ******

- so what I supplied, was a letter from HR, drafted about a week or so before submission, that stated I was employed by them, my title, my salary, how long employed and remote status. That is what I assume to be a certificate. Are you applying e-visa or in person? Uploading documents via other tabs, doesn’t help. They see 1000s of applicants a day. If there is an upload function for employment, they want to see it there.

Usually a contract is drafted when you are hired and a certificate is to confirm your current status. Can you explain more on what you uploaded? When was the contract written? Does it state how long you have been employed by the company, current salary, remote status?

Date of previous visit: Only allows for one date or can you supply entry and exit dates? Can’t remember what I wrote (I wrote it standing outside the Phnom Penh embassy, using a tree as a base prop up my form), but maybe include entry and exit. Perm address is always the US. I filled in the guarantor in Thailand because there was a random person (maybe associated with the embassy) telling us we need to answer every question. I entered my Thai partner’s info, but then was worried, while waiting for approval, since I didn’t supply any type of guarantor letter.

@Roberto ********

I know