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The text quoted above makes this topic about applications for a tourist visa at Thai consulates in Vietnam incomprehensible. Topic noe closed.

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I see on https://ottawa.thaiembassy.org/en/page/visa?menu=5f213a85e65dbd7eb1463d9a that you have to use the eVisa application on thaievisa.go.th During this application process, you will come to a page with the following: When I made this application, from Switzerland two months ago, under point 6 "Proof of accomodation in Thailand" I uploaded copies of an invitation letter from my wife and of the house registration book for the residence listing my wife as a member of that household.

Doesn't the website of the embassy have a list of the required documents?

Does your embassy allow an eVisa application, ie apllication on thaievisa.go.th?

Does the website of the Thai embassy not have a list of the requirement documents?

This poll with misleading questions is now closed.

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Yes, you can get a yellow house registration book. I got mine for my condo unit in Bangkok.

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The Visa agent is the Key. With this key missing, it's off to the police station, on the double. Do not wait a second longer.

Maybe your guess is wrong.

Maybe your guess is wrong.

Maybe your guess is wrong.

Some offices and some officials sometimes ask for the TM.30

What switch?

Surely, your country has an embassy or consulate in a neighbouring country in charge also for Thailand.

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One idea being considered is to have airlines collect the fee from all non-Thai travellers and then let the holders of a work permit apply for a refund after arrival in Thailand. https://www.pattayamail.com/latestnews/news/yet-another-new-date-for-introduction-of-thai-tax-on-foreign-visitors-421593

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If the rental agreement is in your wife's name, she can indeed make the notification of your arrival at the residence in her name in her capacity as the possessor

It depends on your wife's nationally: Thai or non-Thai?