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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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@Andi **********
Exactly, wherever is likely fine, as long as it's here (if they request it).
Dnatjugweme ************
Hi!

1. No need for fiat conversion/exchange into other currencies. Just tell how much it's worth in THB in your cover letter. Unless you apply in a country where HUF is a/the legal tender. You can still make the conversion for them and write the amount in THB in your letter, but they'll usually know the exchange rate.

2. Yes, translate, unless you apply in the country where your account(s) is/are.
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Yes, you can, but is it just pennies that you make with the online platform job?
Dnatjugweme ************
I would definitely check with them. I suspect from the wording of their requirements that they don't require seasoning. But please check with them to be sure.
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@Jasmine *********
You're not paying the govt rate.
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@Greg *******
Yes I know that you meant "simple entry" now. I mixed them up, and thought you were talking about the STV - I've checked, this is how it was called. A lot of hassle with that one: criminal record check, health insurance, health certificate, proof of accommodation for the whole proposed stay(s).