My gym was absolutely perfect, they provide me all the documents within few hrs and ask me to double check to make sure everything was ok. When I got asked for additional documents (including extra stuff from gym), they mailed/called the embassy I was applying at and made sure to work together with them to make my application approved. Wildcat gym Chiang Mai. Highly reccomended

@Anna ********

hey karen, there was a guy a few weeks ago who applied in England and made a post on this page stating that the embassy put his application on a suspension cuz he applied way too early (over 3 months) which could lead him to trouble at the immigration. Do you want me to find that post, Karen?

I've read somewhere that the first entry should be done within 3 months from the issuing date EDIT: There was a british guy who applied in England a few weeks ago. He made a post here claiming that the embassy put his application on a suspension cuz he apply way too ahead (over 3 months) which could possibly lead him to troubles

different browser, don't use VPN and if happens again try with a different card

Anonymous participant they don't work on saturday, u gonna wait few days at least

Anonymous participant since it's a big online teaching company with thousands of teachers (and surely some of them are here on dtv), I wouldn't do that. I believe your best call is to write a cover letter with what you stated above here, perhaps supported by emails or logs (you can send an email today to your company stating that you need that document, supporting by a screenshot of the mail of the embassy. If they don't give that to you, just take a screenshot and send it to the embassy). Don't think those guys at the embassy are stupid, they see dozens of cases every day. good luck

dude, don't play with fire. Just do the things as they asked you without getting in trouble. There are people who got black listed and got their app denied many times cuz of that. Talk to your boss and explain the embassy's needs BUT don't sign it yourself. that's the easiest way to get in trouble

it's a multi entry visa so it won't bother anyone how long u stay (obviously if u don't overstay )

you can enter by land, no issues whatsoever, same as getting in the country by air.

@Peter *******

embassies tend to ask for that document often, just to make sure u operate legally and u pay taxes ;)