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Which embassies near Thailand are still offering walk-in visa processing?

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Oct 18, 2024

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Jason **********

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Are any embassies near thailand still doing the walk in processing or have they all gone to e-visa. I'm looking for one that I can have a reasonably quick turn around. Planning for the end of oct/ early Nov to go apply.

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Several embassies and consulates near Thailand currently offer walk-in visa processing, including those in Jakarta (Indonesia), Taipei (Taiwan), Vientiane and Savannakhet (Laos), and Yangon (Burma). It's important to note that while most of these locations allow walk-ins, some require an online appointment for entry. Additionally, there are options for same-day processing in Taiwan and relatively quick services in Malaysia, though stricter requirements may apply.

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Go to the website’s of the Embassies that are relevant for you, and check out the visa section.

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Stephen ********

Taiwan is same day. Malaysia is quick but I’ve heard strict. I’m in Jakarta which still does and seems the most flexible, just need the 500k balance and letter saying you can work remotely, so seems most close to the original requirements. But if I did again would do Vietnam and apply through evisa and just send tonnes of documents as one pdf.

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are you in Jakarta now doing visa

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Stephen ********

yes sir

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Eric *******

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they say anything about moving to online. How has the process been

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Tod *********

Jakarta Indonesia, Taipei Taiwan, Vientiane/Savannakhet Lao, & Yangon Burma are all walk up, apply in person consulates (for NOW)

(you need to book appt online to get in the gate at Vientiane/Savannakhet & Yangon)

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Eric *******

5 Business days enough in Jakarta to get it approved?

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Andi ***********

Within 3 business days.

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Jason **********

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thank you for the information I appreciate 🙏

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Phyu ***********

Lao ?

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