Honestly, it doesn't matter how short or long of a time period any applicant that had been Rejected and then departed to fly to another country and immediately Re-Apply again

The most important consideration would be to fully understand WHY the Thai E–Visa Application was Rejected in the first place and anyone re-applying would need to rectify any deficiencies of the Thai E–Visa application to meet all the requirements and requisites of any particular Thai Embassy/Thai Consulate to be successful in re-applying again

otherwise, losing again USD $400, $350 or however much the DTV E–Visa Fee is for any particular Thai Embassy/Thai Consulate and wasted time waiting for processing of an unsuccessful Thai E–Visa Application

the Thai Embassy in Ankara has 5 to 10 Business Days processing timeframe, so as of 12 August 2025, not yet the full 10 Business Days, as there have been a few Public Holidays that the Thai Embassy in Ankara has been closed

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IT TAKE 5-10 BUSINESS DAYS (AFTER SUBMITTING THE COMPLETE APPLICATION OR RE-SUBMITTING THE REVERTED APPLICATIONS) FOR THE APPROVAL OF THE VISA.

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Try uploading a new PDF File again, or print out and scan into a PDF File of your Bank Statements and upload that scanned PDF

@Graeme ******

Since the OP mentioned a PDF File of his Bank Statements, then the PDF File would be to Upload onto the Thai eVisa website to apply for a Non–O E–Visa with a Thai Embassy/Thai Consulate, as at a local Thai Immigration Office inside Thailand, an applicant would have paper, hard copy Print outs of all documents

Why would any Thai school give such [bad] immigration entry advice?

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@Anie *******

if you have Residency in Hong Kong or Macau, then you can apply for a Thai E–Visa at the Thai Consulate in Hong Kong

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Confirmation of legal residence, in the context of the Hong Kong SAR, generally refers to:

(a) Hong Kong Permanent Identity Card (“A” HKID);

(b) Hong Kong Identity Card indicating right to land (“R” HKID) or unconditional stay permit (“U” HKID); or

(c) valid stay permit issued by Hong Kong Immigration (for “C” HKID holders).

Confirmation of legal residence, in the context of the Macao SAR, generally refers to:

(a) Macao Permanent Resident ID Card (flip-side to be submitted along with front-side); or

(b) valid stay permit issued by Macao Immigration

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Applicants whose current legal residence is NOT in the Hong Kong SAR or the Macao SAR, i.e. who are Visitors in the Hong Kong SAR or the Macao SAR, CANNOT apply via the Royal Thai Consulate-General [in Hong Kong]

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Anonymous participant Thank you very much for this report about going to the Global IME Bank Branch for a Manager's Cheque as this information will be very helpful for anyone wanting to get any Thai E–Visa at the Thai Embassy in Kathmandu!

@Brandon ***********

Could be the lucky few who hold a South Korea or Malaysia passport and can get a DTV E–Visa for free

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