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@David *********
It was a joke David, I thought it was obvious.
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@David *********
It was a joke David, I thought it was obvious.
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Most probably someone chose the wrong standard request for further documents. They mistakenly used their template request intended for non-imm B visas...
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Participant(e) anonyme Maybe they mixed it up and sent you a standard request for further documents for non-imm B. That would make sense...
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Participant(e) anonyme Since your application fee may be lost already, I would challenge them with a cover letter on those specific points. Look for official references that you're not allowed to work for a Thai company with a DTV and write a nice cover letter. You might even get the visa in the end.
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@Guillermo ********
Absolutely no connection whatsoever with what I've written in this group... 😂 Honestly I feel bad for you, your comprehension skills are extremely poor, it's embarrassing.
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A medical certificate showing no prohibitive diseases (Leprosy, Tuberculosis, drug addiction, Elephantiasis, third phase of Syphilis) as indicated in the Ministerial Regulation No. 14 (B.E. 2535).
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Participant(e) anonyme No, there is only one option: The Thai e-visa website. Maybe some representations are not connected to the Thai e-visa system yet, but then they would accept only applications in person.

Depending on your current location, your application will be sent through the platform to the embassy/consulate which covers the area where you are located. If you apply from your home country/country of residence, usually your documents are written in the local language. Most embassies/consulates will accept documents written in the local language of the country where they are located. But they could ask for a translation into English or Thai nonetheless. For example, the embassy in Vienna covers Slovenia, but I am not sure if they accept documents in Slovene language.
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@Andi **********
You're right, I should have mentioned Bangkok, since it's potentially location-dependent.
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Yes. It's also OK to buy toasties at the
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