Help to fill out a tourist visa application to apply for a Thai tourist visa in Phnom Penh

[OneMoreFarang]

It should be easy.

But looking at the Thai visa application form there are a couple of confusing questions.

 

Until now I lived and worked in Thailand, with many years or Non-B visa (extensions) and work permit.

Now I end my employment with one company, and I will start an employment with another company in maybe two months.

In between I want to stay in Thailand, in my condominium. And because there is no better word or option for it, I guess I am a tourist for that time.

 

On the application forms are questions like:

a) Current Address

b) Permanent Address

c)  Purposed address in Thailand

d) Name and address of local Guarantor

e) Name and address of Guarantor in Thailand

 

I guess a) is the hotel in Phnom Penh which I visit.

b) and c) is the address of my condominium in Bangkok (same as permanent address and as tourist destination)?

 

And who is the Guarantor? My girlfriend? My banker?

 

I am confused. Any help or any idea who I should ask?

 

P.S.: Years ago, I applied in the same embassy for a business visa. I did that without a problem. But then, someone else prepared all the documents for me for that one.

[MJCM]

Guarantor I always left empty and it was always accepted

 

 

[zzzzz]

pay $60 and use an agent
its worth it ( only $20 more) 

[BritTim]

For the guarantor fields just state N/A (not applicable).

[OneMoreFarang]

1 hour ago, zzzzz said:

pay $60 and use an agent
its worth it (only $20 more) 

Can you recommend a good/reliable agent in Phnom Penh? 

[MJCM]

1 hour ago, OneMoreFarang said:

Can you recommend a good/reliable agent in Phnom Penh? 

I used Lucky Motors in Phnom Penh on Monivong but that was already a couple of years ago.

 

They are on Facebook

 

https://www.facebook.com/p/Lucky-lucky-moto-shop-and-visa-100078168573937/

 

 

[zzzzz]

Cina travel street 130 near riverside

[dddave]

The Thai Embassy/Consulate in PP has never been a particularly welcoming or helpful place. Agency fees are cheap and well worth the hassles avoided.   It's been many years since I used one so I have no recommendations.