@Greg **********

I am not sure where that information is from, but that doesn't really matter. Of course it is not a requirement to be married or single or whatever, to obtain a tourist visa! However on the e-visa platform it is mandatory to fill in marital status (chose from a dropbox) even when applying for a tourist visa (just as you have to add date of birth, address etc). It is not a requirment to obtain a visa, but requiered information.

If you don't believe me, just try the e-visa platform yourself (just as I did).

@Greg **********

I think that you are wrong about this. There are no tourist visa such as "Tourism Family". As for purpose of stay there are 6 options to choose from and they are very clear, see picture. (The only option that mention the word family is phrased "To visit family residing in Thailand" and I doubt that they chose that purpose.)

Even when choosing "Tourism/leisure activities" you are asked for marital status and I think this is where the OP made a mistake... (see other comments).

@Greg **********

no, in the e-visa system you are asked for marital status on the tourist visa for tourism/leisure purposes as well...

And as the OP already explained he chose "Common union/Domestic Partnership". I am convinced that this is the reason they asked for that specific certificate (although I can't understand the reason since it is an application for an adult independant individual, not a child or dependant in anyway).

I am also convinced that they chose "Tourism/leisure activities" as purpose of visit from the given options (see picture).

@Graham *****

I am fully aware of that. In fact you can't even apply for a tourist visa for multiple persons in one application... I mean there are no such option in the system.

@Greg **********

I've NEVER seen the option "Tourism Family". Only "To visit family residing in Thailand" and I'm pretty sure they didn't choose that one... After Luka's comments earlier I believe it has to do with choosing the wrong marital status (civil union/domestic partnership).

@Koin *****

I'm not the one travelling... 😉

@Koin *****

to get a tourist visa?!?

I'm sorry, but I highly doubt that... I mean ANY adult independant individual should be able to apply for a tourist visa if they meet the requirements.

Being married is not a requirement! They can't reject a tourist visa application on the fact that someone is single or living with a partner without being married!

Like others have written already, Slovenian citizens can enter Thailand without a visa (visa exemption) for up to 60 days.

However, if you still want to proceed with your girlfriends visa application (since you already paid for it), I suggest that you send the ID copies on the first request. On the second request ask the embassy to clarify what they mean by "domestic partnership certificate". Explain that there are no such document in Slovenia so you need to know what they want to confirm by this type of document.

I would also ask them kindly, if there's a reason why they request that certificate from an adult independant applicant.

(I'm curious to know if they would reject her application for a tourist visa if she was single?)

@John ******

no it looks like one.

@John ******

well there is the screenshot where you can see the request at the bottom. Makes no sense to me really! 😂