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What is the processing time for a Non-B visa when applying electronically at the Thai Embassy in Singapore?

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May 5, 2019

6 years ago

Gordon ********

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Hi, I've searched a bit but getting conflicting reports. I've applied electronically for a new non b visa from Singapore, on the thai embassy Singapore website in the first paragraph it says processing time of 2 working days but the paragraph below under electronic visas it says if all documents have been submitted online can drop passport and documents in the morning and collect the following afternoon. I'm not sure if the top paragraph is updated info and I would need to be in Singapore longer or if I have used the electronic visa option then I can submit documents and collect visa the next day, it's not entirely clear and I need to book flights ect so wondered if anyone had any experience using the electronic visa application in Singapore?

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A user is seeking clarification on the processing time for a Non-B visa applied electronically at the Thai Embassy in Singapore. While the embassy's website mentions a processing time of 2 working days, another section suggests that if all documents are submitted online, one can drop off the passport and documents in the morning and collect the visa the next afternoon. The user is uncertain about the correct information and is looking for experiences from others who have used the electronic visa application in Singapore.

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Carolina ****

How many days can there be between approval and appointment date, can you ask for a change in the date?

6 years ago

Tod *********

they send you when you're approved and the date you can come get your visa. I guess you can email them and move the date

6 years ago

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Tod *********

Terary **********

Quick question. I too have been a bit confused about eVisa. You are a resident of Singapore? An filing for visa at Thai embassy in Singapore? (it was my understanding e.visa were available only for UK citizens).

6 years ago

Robert *******

You file you visa application on-line for over year now at the Thai Embassy in Singapore. You get e-mail of approved than you visit in person, hand over the hard copies and pick up your visa the next day.

6 years ago

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Ashwin *******

If everything okay it's drop of morning day 1 and pickup afternoon day 2!

6 years ago

Gordon ********

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Okay hopefully that's the case as I'm booked to drop Wednesday morning and fly back Thursday night

6 years ago

Marc **********

@Gordon *******

if you have been approved online then it should be a drop off one day and pick up the next - service. Be sure to have copies of all your documents.

6 years ago

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Ron *******

I believe the quickest is you drop off in the morning and collect the following afternoon.

6 years ago

Gordon ********

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Have an appointment already but a bit vague just came back saying attend between 7th and 9th,just wanted to know how many days I need to book In Singapore

6 years ago

Wong ********

It means you can submit the originals any day between the 7th and 9th, in the morning and pick up the next day afternoon. I did mine there last Nov.

6 years ago

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Wong ********

Ron *******

You apply for the visa. Once it has been approved, you will then receive a notification for an appointment too attend the Embassy. You cannot do anything without the appointment. It would be unwise to book any flights as the visa may not be approved or they may require more documentation.

6 years ago

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Ron *******

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