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Hello, on my tourist visa application where it asks for residence - which should I put? When i arrive, I'll be staying in a hotel for a night and then the rest of my stay will be in my girlfriend's apartment in bangkok. Which address should I put? Does it really matter?

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If you are talking about the "Proposed address in Thailand" field, this can be left empty for tourist visas.

Same with the two fields below which ask for a guarantor

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2 hours ago, oskar55 said:

Hello, on my tourist visa application where it asks for residence - which should I put? When i arrive, I'll be staying in a hotel for a night and then the rest of my stay will be in my girlfriend's apartment in bangkok. Which address should I put? Does it really matter?

It’s doesn’t really matter which address you put. I would put the hotel address.

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Although I've never seen explicit instructions to do so (or otherwise), I always fill in the address where I will spend the first night back in Thailand. Same on the arrival card.

 

I think, for a tourist entry, that's the most appropriate option.

 

In the fields for local and Thai guarantors or references, I always write "N/A" instead of just leaving them blank, so every field gets filled in as instructed. That has never caused any trouble and, again, should be appropriate when applying for a tourist visa.

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