As per Thai Immigration Order # (2024), dated 15 July 2024, implementing the ED Plus Visa, Extensions of Stay for Ed Plus, and changing to an ED Plus Visa (and getting an Extension of Stay) in-country, will all receive an Exemption for Re-Entry Permits

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When people say they had communication with the Thai Embassy in Dhaka about Thai Visas, then did they call this telephone number as listed on the Thai Embassy in Dhaka website?

VISA INQUIRY (+880 18) 8220 8943

visa general enquiries:

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@Paul ******

Yes, it shouldn't be included in passport names, but, unfortunately, there are quite a few Myanmar passports that do include Dr. !

Burmese people do not generally have surnames. How should I enter my name on the application form?

1.) Example: Hla Hla Kyi

The Given Name should be listed as "Hla Hla"

The Surname should be listed as "Kyi"

2.) Example: Min Soe

The Given Name should be listed as "Min"

The Surname should be listed as "Soe"

What about honorifics like "U" and "Daw"?

3.) Example: U Myint Oo

The Given Name should be listed as "U Myint"

The Surname should be listed as "Oo"

4.) Example: Daw Hla Hla Kyi

The Given Name should be listed as "Daw Hla Hla"

The Surname should be listed as "Kyi"

I only have one name. How should I enter that name?

5.) Example: Zarni

The Given Name should be [blank]

The Surname should be listed as "Zarni"

What about professional titles that include a period? There can be no special characters used in the name, including periods.

6.) Example: Dr. Win Min Aung

The Given Name should be listed as "Dr Win Min" (note the period is removed after "Dr")

The Surname should be listed as "Aung"

just think of the Vietnam Visa as part of the total cost of the Thailand DTV.....still cheaper than getting a Thailand DTV from the Thai Embassy in New Zealand!

@Travis ********

With very few Thai Embassies/Consulates remaining available for accepting an in-person visa application and issuing a Thai Visa Sticker in the passport book, and eventually all Thai Embassies/Consulates will only accept Thai Visa applications with the Thai e-Visa System and issue only a Thai e-Visa PDF (to be printed out),

an 'advantage' is that some Thai Embassies/Consulates that in cases that may refuse or reject a Thai Visa application may either not take payment of the Thai Visa Fee or Refund the Visa Fee (that was usually paid for in cash when submitting the visa application) vs. with the Thai e-Visa system, all visa fees are not refundable, regardless of whether the Thai Visa application was refused or rejected by the Thai Embassy/Consulate and only method of payment for Thai e-Visa is credit card/debit card online vs. cash for in-person application submission (and a select few Thai Embassies/Consulates had sometimes permitted local QR Code bank transfer Payment)

@Luit ****************

Any stay continuous within Thailand for 90 days. Also, a DTV entry is for 180 days, but a DTV stay can be extended 180 days, so a continuous 360 days in Thailand is possible and thus multiple 90-Day Reports would have to be filed....

Anonymous participant Try communicating through their LINE Account as it seems the most prompt and responsive method to communicate with the Thai Consulate in L.A.

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