Anonymous participant 972 It's called G10 Guest House in Bandung. Honestly the owners are so awesome, it's what made the difference for us- they hooked us up with so much insider info and good deals, that it turned this trip from being a forced bummer to being a really fun holiday. We were going to just spend a night or 2 here and then carry on, but we ended up staying the whole time and doing the best daytrips from here. Off-roading, ATV, luge, waterfalls, Gunung Padang, hot springs, tea plantation, taking us out into the city to find all then hidden gems and best restaurants... it's been amazing.
Anonymous participant 266 True in most cases, and fine for the majority of people submitting. As I've mentioned, I've been dealing with visas in Thailand for many years and also never have felt the need to use an agent- rolled my eyes at the money people have wasted. But my situation is a little different at this point, which is why I went this route 👍👍 Could I have done it myself? Yeah, and probably could have pulled it off- but the risk would have been a lil higher, and I have way too much at stake.
They told me it had been a really long time since they'd had any embassy request an interview, so they said it wasn't really a concern. I think the fact that they make sure the initial application documentation is thorough, then the chances of an interview request from there is slim to none.
I can't remember with mine, if I just found the note about why on one of the pages or I had to ask.... But I do know that it wasn't written in an obvious spot, why mine was cancelled. That really sucks. Seems almost like it was cancelled just for timing out because it took so dang long
This did that once for a tourist visa application years back, and it was a "-" missing between my 2 last names. They love to get you on little technicalities