I have created a profile for myself for Thai visa. Can I submit my wife's and kids visa through my account by just applying on the new visa application ? Please advise.
Good question. I don’t personally know anyone who has done it that way, so I’m unable to speak from experience. The Thai evisa portal gives you the option to make an “agent” or an “individual” account, which suggests to me the system isn’t set up to handle families. I’ve seen other countries, like Kenya for example, allow “group” applications for families, but I’ve not seen Thailand offer it. This visa processing company does offer families to be under one account if you’re keen to keep your details and application in one place: ivisatravel.com/a/thailand?
I would not recommend submitting one-way tickets as immigration will want to see proof that you’ll be leaving Thailand. To keep your plans flexible, you could look into booking a refundable flight ticket so that you can either cancel or adjust your flights as needed.
Good video! :) ..At the E-Visa website it seems not to be possible to change the email-adress (2024-06-07). Changing password etc. works, but not the email adress (at the top, right: "Individual" - "Account information" - "Profile information" - "Edit") Is it necessary to create a new account if I want to safe my new email adress? Or could it make problems to have two accounts while ordering a new e-visa later? There are no solutions about that problem in the net.
Thank you, and great question! I don’t think making another account with a different email address would be an issue later on. What I do think would cause confusion is if you made multiple applications at the same time under different email addresses, assuming your personal information was the same (apart from the email address).
i have little confusion about intended date of Arrival and Intended date of Departure. i have a flight from Doha to Bangkok is 29July and Bangkok to Doha is 03Aug so which one i need to mention these dates?. Please Help
Your date of arrival would be the day you plan to arrive into Thailand, and your date of departure is the date you plan to leave Thailand. Therefore, based on the info you’ve provided, you would be arriving into Thailand on 29 July (your “intended date of arrival”) and departing on 3 August (your “intended date of departure”).
Thank you, and great question! I haven’t seen anything mentioned about green card holders getting visa free access to Thailand on these sources: www.ivisa.com/thailand/evoa? or www.thaievisa.go.th By the looks of it you would need a visa, but it does appear you can do so online as you are based in the US. The evisa portal shows that Moroccan citizens living in Morocco would need to apply in person, though those in the US qualify for applying online. I wish I could show you the screenshot I’m looking at, but it’s on the Thai evisa website under the “frequently asked questions” and then “am I eligible to apply online.” Hope this helps!
I imagine they want your first flight that shows you’re entering Thailand, and your first flight showing you’re leaving. As it’s a multiple entry it’s assumed you’ll be making more than one journey to Thailand, so you may not have other trips booked by that point. They’ll also want to see your name clearly on the reservation.
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I have created a profile for myself for Thai visa. Can I submit my wife's and kids visa through my account by just applying on the new visa application ? Please advise.
Good question. I don’t personally know anyone who has done it that way, so I’m unable to speak from experience. The Thai evisa portal gives you the option to make an “agent” or an “individual” account, which suggests to me the system isn’t set up to handle families. I’ve seen other countries, like Kenya for example, allow “group” applications for families, but I’ve not seen Thailand offer it. This visa processing company does offer families to be under one account if you’re keen to keep your details and application in one place: ivisatravel.com/a/thailand?
I am not sure my return date, I suppose to buy return ticket later. Can I submit only one way tickets?
I would not recommend submitting one-way tickets as immigration will want to see proof that you’ll be leaving Thailand. To keep your plans flexible, you could look into booking a refundable flight ticket so that you can either cancel or adjust your flights as needed.
What about my kids? Should I follow the same steps?
Yup!
Good video! :) ..At the E-Visa website it seems not to be possible to change the email-adress (2024-06-07). Changing password etc. works, but not the email adress (at the top, right: "Individual" - "Account information" - "Profile information" - "Edit")
Is it necessary to create a new account if I want to safe my new email adress? Or could it make problems to have two accounts while ordering a new e-visa later? There are no solutions about that problem in the net.
Thank you, and great question! I don’t think making another account with a different email address would be an issue later on. What I do think would cause confusion is if you made multiple applications at the same time under different email addresses, assuming your personal information was the same (apart from the email address).
i have little confusion about intended date of Arrival and Intended date of Departure.
i have a flight from Doha to Bangkok is 29July and Bangkok to Doha is 03Aug so which one i need to mention these dates?.
Please Help
Your date of arrival would be the day you plan to arrive into Thailand, and your date of departure is the date you plan to leave Thailand. Therefore, based on the info you’ve provided, you would be arriving into Thailand on 29 July (your “intended date of arrival”) and departing on 3 August (your “intended date of departure”).
Thank you so much, idk i have moroccan passport and i live in the us i have green card , ar i need to apply for this visa or it free visa for me
Thank you, and great question! I haven’t seen anything mentioned about green card holders getting visa free access to Thailand on these sources: www.ivisa.com/thailand/evoa? or www.thaievisa.go.th
By the looks of it you would need a visa, but it does appear you can do so online as you are based in the US. The evisa portal shows that Moroccan citizens living in Morocco would need to apply in person, though those in the US qualify for applying online. I wish I could show you the screenshot I’m looking at, but it’s on the Thai evisa website under the “frequently asked questions” and then “am I eligible to apply online.” Hope this helps!
they dont ask about bank statment and a paper from Job an Salary payroll ?
I didn't come across the need to submit those documents. Were you asked to submit those documents?
What plane ticket you need to show for METV visa?
I imagine they want your first flight that shows you’re entering Thailand, and your first flight showing you’re leaving. As it’s a multiple entry it’s assumed you’ll be making more than one journey to Thailand, so you may not have other trips booked by that point. They’ll also want to see your name clearly on the reservation.
Is the visa sent to you by regular mail or email?
Email.
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Where can I find if I need a visa?
Here you go! www.ivisa.com/?
@@CatherineTME Helpful, Thank you.
It’s good to have somewhere to look because I NEVER know where to look!
It can be overwhelming! Glad you have this resource. 😊