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Danny Jones Probably not, they want everything uploaded in the application. Try to do it one more time. Be sure that everything is one file and upload again. Helped a friend with the same issue a while ago.
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Use the "merge" commando to convert the tre files into one single PDF-file.
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GrayRambutan8107 Ok but the issue here is only to prove that she’s physically anywhere in Japan when she applies and not apply from another country as she needs to be located under the foreign missions jurisdiction for to apply.
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That sounds odd, as you are not required to provide a residential address in the visa application beyond an initial place of stay upon arrival. Otherwise, only proof of current location is required.

If you hold a passport from a visa exemption country, it ultimately comes down to the immigration officer’s discretion and how long you have stayed in Thailand as a tourist within a rolling 12–15 month period.
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Alejandro Garcia Serrano This is still the last and only official announcement regarding visa exemption. And you normally still get 60 days upon entry with a Spanish passport. No need to extend at the immigration. If anything changes we’ll have to wait for a new announcement. Buen viaje!
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Thailand now recognizes both the 1949 and 1968 Conventions. Previously, only the 1949 was recognized.
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However, if you reside in Florida, which falls under the jurisdiction of the Thai Embassy in Washington, D.C., their specific requirements are somewhat stricter.

$2500 a month/$30,000 lump sum.
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Up to you. Generally either three months of bank statements showing a minimum equivalent of 65,000 baht per month, or a lump sum equivalent of 800,000 baht
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