3 hours ago, ThaiWai said:

You think too mutt

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Thought it was too muk.  But I am tone death......

7 minutes ago, Robocop2018 said:

This is the same happens to me: 

 

Take a picture and show it to us

What is stamped in his passport is not VI the roman numeral for 6 but it is VL which stands for "void listed" which means his visa application is void and it is no good so now he must re-apply. What has caused this stamp to be placed in his passport should have been explained to him by who ever put it in there, It could be many things that have caused this stamp, you could have too many Tourist visa's.

29 minutes ago, jackdd said:

Take a picture and show it to us

This is just "VL"  nothing else. Now the VFS Dhaka doesn't explain anything to me. Some people gets "BL" and I assume mine is little better (Black listed)

15 minutes ago, Russell17au said:

What is stamped in his passport is not VI the roman numeral for 6 but it is VL which stands for "void listed" which means his visa application is void and it is no good so now he must re-apply. What has caused this stamp to be placed in his passport should have been explained to him by who ever put it in there, It could be many things that have caused this stamp, you could have too many Tourist visa's.

How can this happen?  No idea and clue provided from VFS. They say the embassy doesn't provide them with any information. I had the Airbnb booked for one month and both incoming/ outgoing flight booked. 

6 minutes ago, Robocop2018 said:

How can this happen?  No idea and clue provided from VFS. They say the embassy doesn't provide them with any information. I had the Airbnb booked for one month and both incoming/ outgoing flight booked. 

Sorry Robocop, I cannot give you the answers to that, all I am doing is explaining that the letters are "VL" which means your visa is void and not "VI" the roman numerals for "6"

The 1 thing that you will learn from this and a lot of others make the same mistake that you did and that is "Do not book your flights or accommodation until you have your visa approved"

Edited June 11, 20188 yr by Russell17au

40 minutes ago, Russell17au said:

Sorry Robocop, I cannot give you the answers to that, all I am doing is explaining that the letters are "VL" which means your visa is void and not "VI" the roman numerals for "6"

The 1 thing that you will learn from this and a lot of others make the same mistake that you did and that is "Do not book your flights or accommodation until you have your visa approved"

They don't accept the visa application without flight booking. Accommodation part was my mistake. I live in the US, traveled to North America and Europe. I never had the issue of tourist visa refusal. 

4 hours ago, NRGF said:

Where the visa application form asks ''reason for vist'' I always write tourist so have presumed I was getting a tourist visa.

 

Great. I think you confused enough people here with your posts.

6 hours ago, NRGF said:

For the last seven years since my retirement I have always gone to Thailand with a 90 Day tourist visa traveling from the Netherlands, do different countries have different visas?

1year  non imergrant o is 90 days retirement      not tourist thats 60 days with possible extension of 30 days

@ubonjoe  a friend of mine wanted to invite his friend from bangladesh for a 2 weeks vacation, he put up a security bond which he transferred to bangladesh. his friend arrived 4 weeks later after gained approval from the thai embassy in bangladesh providing proof of the funds in the bank.

 

wbr

roobaa01

19 minutes ago, roobaa01 said:

@ubonjoe  a friend of mine wanted to invite his friend from bangladesh for a 2 weeks vacation, he put up a security bond which he transferred to bangladesh. his friend arrived 4 weeks later after gained approval from the thai embassy in bangladesh providing proof of the funds in the bank.

That would be needed to meet the financial requirements to get the visa. Not sure what they require for a single entry tourist visa in Bangladesh. 

Not sure the bond is a standard requirement if the person applying can meet their financial requirements.