How should I handle special characters and periods in my Thai E-VISA application?

@Greg **********

The Hague



Look like they recommend to use Middle Name section for the second first name even if there is only one ">" between first names. What do you think?

And about the name of the city I have to type, it's BRAINE-L'ALLEUD

So I think I have 3 options:

BRAINE-LALLEUD

BRAINE-L ALLEUD

BRAINE-L-ALLEUD

@Wolf *****

the "funny" thing is I never used that "middle name" in my life in any occasion, even if they appear just next my first name on my passeport, never had any problems or questions when booking a flight or asking for a visa even if they appear on the MRZ, I always ignored them. I think I will ask to the consulate in person to be sure.

After reading that now I'm still not sure.. technically there are Middle Names even if they appear just next my first name 🤔

Maybe I should ask directly at the consulate before apply..

@Tod ********

I sent an email to several consulates, the one where I will apply (vte) answered me with a list of links but did not answer my questions. The others each answered me different things...

Some told me to just write my first given name in the First Name category and to use Middle Name for the rest as we can read on the links you showed.

Another told me to write everything in the First Name category as it is the case on my passport.

Different answer also regarding writing the period or not.

And to write the name of the city, one answered me that the apostrophe was not important, another that I should just write it without the apostrophe and another to replace it with a space.

So I got all the answers possible.. I even asked Gemini what he thought..

I decided to write exactly what it appears on my passport, and since I don't have a Middle Name category, I'm going to write everything in First Name. And for the city I'm just going to remove the apostrophe.

And we'll see..