Anonieme deelnemer 521 I am not justifying anything, I can understand why embassies in the whole world act like this. A visa is not just a service or a product, you also do not have the choice where to buy. Embassies do not want to spend time explaining why they reject. There just is no need for them to be customer friendly.

Normally no checks, but it might be handy to have the documents somewhere online in case you just have bad luck and get checked.

It does not matter what you departure country is.

Anonieme deelnemer 521 It is up to them what service they want to provide, you can have an opinion about it, but after reading instructions you should know you have to fill in correct the application form.

Making mistakes can cost money, that is someting you will experience everywhere in life. The one making the mistake is responsible and should pay. If they started giving all people making mistakes free chances to apply again, the process would become more expensive and then others pay for people to lazy to check their application.

And I am telling this to you because it is YOU that is telling "they should give a chance to correct". They give as many chances as you want, but you just have to pay for them, and not somebody else.

@Marc *********

I am sure they legally have no right to keep your money.

If they close your account because it is signalled somehow, they just can ask you what visa you have.

Anonieme deelnemer 921 says who?

@Upadhyay ********

crypto just is not allowed as proof of funds

Anonieme deelnemer 591 Your case with a third party service is different, the third party has to deliver your application to the embassy.

When they did not deliver to the embassy, they did not perform what they were paid for, a third party not even has the right to decide about an application, they only might advise you to correct documents, but the decision is always with the embassy. Normally with a third party, it is also the third party that collects the money and not the embassy.

For Thai e-visa there is no third party, so when you get a reaction on your application that it is rejected or approved, that means it is processed and they have the right to keep the fee.

There is no minimum or maximum time of processing needed, they deserve the money.

It is very clearly stated on the e-visa site there is no refund of fee when the application is rejected, so in this case there is no right to chargeback.

Claiming back while you know the service is delivered just is fraud.

Anonieme deelnemer 591 Let me be clear to you also, because you do not understand anything about visa application and credit card chargeback.

Rejecting just means they performed the service. They warn you that paying in no way means you will get a visa, and that they can reject for any reason without having to even tell you the reason.

Also it does not make any difference if it is rejected automatically within seconds or after hours of work.

With submitting the application you agree with these conditions.

They exactly delivered what they promised, so you have to pay.

The payment is not for the visa itself, but for processing the application, regardless of the outcome and time they need to process.

I perfectly understand you don't understand this and therefore give the wrong advise.

Anonieme deelnemer 521 Why should THEY be responsible for YOUR error.

You can just apply for the visa again, so they give you a chance to correct your error.

Anonieme deelnemer 591 Advising people to commit fraud is not allowed in this group.

Charge back while the service is provided is illegal, it might give you problems with your credit card company and if granted accidentally by the credit card company, you certainly never will get any possibility to get a Thai visa.